Crippling crisis
Malawi's justice system is struggling due to a lack of judicial officers. Some judges are managing thousands of cases simultaneously. The Magistrates and Judges Association of Malawi warns that this workload affects the quality of justice. It also impacts how quickly cases are resolved. Jabar Alide, the association's president, spoke on the shortage.
Malawi’s justice system is buckling under a crippling shortage of judicial officers, with some judges handling thousands of cases at a time, according to the Magistrates and Judges body which warns that mounting workloads are compromising the quality and timeliness of justice. Magistrates and Judges Association of Malawi president Jabar Alide said the shortage has … The post Crippling crisis appeared first on Nation Online .