Eight arrested for allegedly electoral fraud

Police Malawi arrested eight people for alleged electoral fraud when the country expects the final results of the overall election on Tuesday.

The Inspector Merlin Jolam said the suspects who worked as a data clerk tried to manipulate the numbers.

The 2019 Malawi election was marred by the dispute when the highest court abolished President Peter Mutariki, citing extensive violations.

As a result, the election commission of Malawi is very close on any possible issues. Until now, the official Tali, believing that the mutar leads the race for the presidency with the current Lazar Chakver in second place.

It is expected that more than 50% of the vote should be won in 36 constituencies on Saturday.

At the same time, the Congress Party Malawi -Chavevera stated that she had filed a complaint with the election commission, saying that she had found violations in the count.

Officials did not specify what the violations were.

The commission is expected to announce the election results only after all the votes have been summarized and checked to avoid the possibility of the final result.

According to the law, the election commission has to announce the final tal by the end of Wednesday.

In 2019, when the Mutar’s victory was abolished, the court stated that the fake was widespread, including the use of Tipp-EX correction.

The 70-year-old Chakver won the re-launch with a large margin, bringing it to the presidency.

The 85 -year -old Mutarik hopes to return the post in what would be a dramatic political return.

Molivitsa also voted for parliamentary and local elections after the campaign, where they prevail the exacerbation of the economic crisis, which felt a serious lack of fuel and foreign currency.

The official inflation rate is approaching 30%, and the frozen chicken in the supermarket in the capital, Lylongwe, costs about $ 20 (£ 15), in a country where most people live at $ 2 a day or less.