Malawi Police optimistic on ending abductions and killings of persons with albinism

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Malawi Police optimistic on ending abductions and killings of persons with albinism

The Malawi Police Services (MPS) says it made significant progress towards ending attacks, abductions and killings of persons with albinism. Briefing journalists at the National Poli ce Headquarters in Lilongwe on Monday, MPS Deputy Inspector General Mrs. Merlyne Yolamu said the police have intensified intelligence collection and use of informants to proactively arrest a situation […]

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