By Chisomo Phiri
Judge-In-Charge of the Financial Crimes Courts Division, Redson Kapindu, has emphasized the need for judicial officers to be vigilant and proactive in handling financial crimes that come before them.
He made this appeal on Monday during a training session on financial crimes, conducted by the Judiciary with support from the Basel Institute on Governance, a nonprofit organization dedicated to combating financial crimes and asset recovery.
“It is crucial that judicial officers and legal practitioners remain vigilant, informed, and skillful as they navigate the complex legal landscape of financial crimes,” said Kapindu .
“Their role is critical in ensuring that justice is served and that those who engage in financial malfeasance are held accountable,” he added.
On her part,Team Leader at the Basel Institute, Carolyne Lamptey, echoed Judge Kapindu’s sentiments, noting that courts play a vital role in dealing with financial crimes.
“This training is essential in equipping legal practitioners with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively handle financial crime cases,” she said.
The training session brought together legal practitioners from government departments and agencies in Blantyre, Lilongwe, and Mzuzu, underscoring the collaborative effort to combat financial crimes in Malawi.
