BY SEAN MATEUS According to the National Audit Office (NAO), the 6.2 Billion audit report was handed over to OPC on 13th March 2021. From the 13th to this day, we are now counting 9 days. The report presented more than enough for the Fiscal Police and ACB to arrest, charge and bring before a […]
BY SEAN MATEUS The other day, Zanga Zanga Chikhosi, the Secretary to the President and Cabinet (SPC), rescinded the appointments of Jean Mathanga and Linda Kunje as MEC commissioners. Upon receiving communication of the 2 Commissioners’ “dismissal”, the MEC chairperson wrote the AGs office seeking advice on its legal status and how it ought to […]
By Rfred Manjawira, Social Commentator The RED SEA never MADE the blind SEE, the sightseeing ones held by the hands of the blind. The able ones carried the disabled on their backs until they all crossed the sea leaving behind a drove of the drowning Egyptians. The rest you learnt at Sunday school. My little […]
By Luwani Chendayekha Mhango- Analysts Freedom of Press is human fundamental human rights and various international treats do recognize its importance in the society because it does expose the rot behind the scenes where a local person cannot see. Of late the Media which is also known as Fourth State in democratic nations has dwelt […]
By Lyson Sibande Hon. Gospel Kazako should have manufactured a better and more reasonable excuse as to why government ignored the commemoration of Bingu than claim that it’s because the date of his death is not known. I am not saying government must always have us commemorate dead presidents. It can be a waste of […]
BY JOSHUA CHISA MBELE Zikuoneka Bwanji Kwa Anthu The Optics in public opinion weighs in favor of the Vice President. The K6.2 Billion looting was the outcome of the processes outlined by the President Office via Department of Disaster Management. Chilima was initially not involved. Thieves looted. Chilima was only called in to mop the […]
BY JOSHUA CHISA MBELE In 1964, Diametric Positions in Government Policies crystallized into a full blown Cabinet Crisis 1~ Fundamentally, there was a demand from Leftists or pro socialism ministers while Dr Banda and few others stood their ground. 2~ There was also a stiff fight for positions. Africanization. Now that independence had been achieved, […]
BY LYSON SIBANDE Chapter 8 of the Constitution of the Republic of Malawi composes the Executive arm of government where section (94)(1) provides that the President shall have the power to appoint Ministers and Deputy Ministers and also to fill vacancies in the Cabinet. Section 95(2) provides that the president shall have the power to […]
BY FRYSON CHODZI It’s a Presidential prerogative to appoint cabinet and we don’t care who he appoints or Fire. What is saddening is the PR circus that is used in running the Government 1. In July 2020 you made a flowery speech that by December 2020 you will want a performance appraisal and the new […]
By Steven Godfrey Mkweteza– Contributor Josephine Phiri, a bright and young energetic girl from the area of Traditional Authority (TA) Kuntaja in Blantyre district had a dream. She wanted to be a lawyer someday after completing her education. “Honestly, l admire lawyers. They are intelligent people who know what they are doing,” says the seemingly […]