Malawi Governance Group Demands Restart of Fertilizer Scandal Inquiry
A leading governance watchdog has called on Parliament to reopen the investigation into the botched K750 million fertilizer deal.
The National Anti-Corruption Alliance (NACA) expressed concern that the inquiry, suspended by the previous Parliament, may be quietly buried, leaving taxpayers without answers or justice.
The deal was linked to a dubious foreign supplier and the loss of hundreds of millions of kwacha meant for affordable fertilizer under the Affordable Inputs Programme (AIP).
- The scandal exposed the rot in Malawi’s procurement systems.
- The inquiry was abruptly suspended by the previous Parliament.
Author's summary: Malawi's governance group demands parliament to restart fertilizer scandal inquiry.
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