Former Minister of Justice in Malawi Convicted for Attempted Murder

The Malawi High Court on Thursday convicted former Justice and Constitutional Affairs Minister, Raphael Kasambara, for attempting to murder the country’s former Budget Director, Paul Mphwiyo, in 2013.

The court found the former minister and two others, Pika Manondo and Macdonald Kumwembe, guilty of conspiracy to murder and also found the other two guilty of attempted murder.

The attempted murder of the former director took place on the night of Aug. 13, 2013 at the gates of his residence in Lilongwe.

Mphwiyo was shot three times at close range as he awaited the opening of the gate.

HIV Positive Man Paid £3 to Have Sex with School Children Claims 'They Find Pleasure In It'

An HIV-infected man in his 40s has told how he makes a living by being paid to have sex with children.

Eric Aniva, pictured above, who would not reveal his exact age, lives in the Nsanje district of southern Malawi where he works a sex worker.

His work - known as a "hyena" - is embedded into the sacred traditions of his village.

There, young women are regularly "cleansed" by having sex with a hyena, sometimes as punishment for an offence such as having an abortion.

But for locals a hyena's main duty is overseeing a coming-of-age ritual, where girls take part in sex over a three-day period after their first menstruation.

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