Cables can reveal that the owners of Sky Electronics, Mr. Mustafa and Mr. Sadiq, were present during the torture of their employee, Asif Khan, who had been accused of stealing gold. According to information available to Cables, Asif Khan was held for two weeks before he died.
According to Cables, Nuir Asalhi, who is currently in police custody, subjected Asif Khan to severe torture in a private home in Mudi .
The abuse reportedly included removing one of his fingernails, beating him with various objects, and eventually administering an electric shock that resulted in his death on suspicion that he had a hand in the missing gold .
Cables can further reveal that Mr. Mustafa and Mr. Sadiq have been making efforts to avoid being linked to the murder investigation, including attempts to influence individuals within the system.
According to Cables, this explains why police allegedly withheld the identity of Nuir Asalhi and did not disclose that he worked as a warehouse manager at Sky Electronics, a move that allegedly shielded Mr. Mustafa, Mr. Sadiq, and their business from public scrutiny.
Cables can also confidently reveal that the gold belonging to Mr. Mustafa and Mr. Sadiq, whose transaction allegedly ended in the death of Asif Khan, was not 5 kilograms as widely reported.
According to information obtained by Cables, the quantity was more than 5 kilograms, with an estimated value of around MK6 billion.
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Cables has also established that the two brothers who own Sky Electronics are allegedly involved in a Hawala-based money laundering scheme using gold.
Nuir Asalhi (pronounced Nuli Asali), who is currently in police custody, allegedly managed the logistics of the gold transactions.
According to information available to Cables, the gold was allegedly purchased illegally and used to move large sums of money outside Malawi.
The individual allegedly entrusted with the transactions is said to have double-crossed the two brothers, turning the operation into a deal gone wrong in which gold valued at approximately MK6 billion was lost.
Late Asif Khan was allegedly suspected of having knowledge of how the gold disappeared and of the alleged double-cross involving his employers.
According to Cables’ tracing of the alleged money trail, the gold was transported to Zambia as part of the money laundering scheme, concealed in modified high-end vehicles fitted with hidden safe compartments.
From Zambia, the gold was allegedly sold into Zimbabwe, South Africa, and eventually Dubai.
According to Cables, the proceeds were then allegedly laundered through Sky Electronics and through villas the two brothers built in Mpingwe.
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