My Diary

Let sleeping dogs lie

The country’s problems are too numerous to mention and depending on which side of the fence you are on, they…

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6.9 million voters deserve better

In 2014, the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) registered 7.4 million voters and only 5.2 million cast their vote.   A whopping…

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Lomwe voters and the opposition fake outrage

As the nation reels from a K270.4 billion claim for compensation from a businessman whose tentacles extend to State House…

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What are the ministers hiding?

Hope soared amongst Malawians when the Assets Declarations law was first enacted and excitement was high even among prosecuting agencies…

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APM’s contempt for rights alarming

Every year on July 20, memories resurface of the negative consequences of a leader displaying arrogance and showing disdain for…

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UTM harassment is a bad move

The case of the harassment and victimisation of United Transformation Movement (UTM) is nothing new in the country’s political history.…

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Impunity must be questioned

The Constitution of the 242-year-old United States of America has a very enviable provision which prohibits lawmakers from making laws…

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The DPP government at it again

Since he came into office, President Peter Mutharika has attended one meeting of the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) in…

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Grezelder’s unstrategic tongue

Since 1994, the nation has seen secretary generals of political parties, from loudmouths such as Joyce Banda to cool, calm…

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The impunity must be questioned

The Constitution of the 242-year-old United States of America has a very enviable provision which prohibits lawmakers from making laws…

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