My Diary
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The problem is bigger than Kyungu
Paramount Chief Kyungu of Karonga and Chitipa is an educated man, a former civil servant and lately one of…
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‘Soon’ is not what people want to hear
It is that season again when politicians show the electorate that they can say anything, make any promise and it…
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MCP and its self-destructive tendencies
The best thing that can happen in the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) right now is for a national convention to…
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The beginning of the end for PP
At the height of its popularity, People’s Party (PP) was the political grouping that most politicians strove to belong to,…
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So Malawi is land of milk and honey?
At the height of the fuel and forex shortages which literally paralysed all corners of the country, Malawians were sleeping…
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2018 will make or break DPP
In 2017, the nation has learnt that opposition political parties such as Malawi Congress Party (MCP) and People’s Party (PP)…
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APM’s delusions of grandeur
The speculations of the reasons behind the government shooting down its own bills in the last days of the Parliament…
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DPP has played Malawians big time
As I was making this entry, Parliment was expected to rise yesterday. The meeting was as good a time as…
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In fearing a 2019 loss, DPP targeting VP
The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has found itself between a rock and a hard place. On the one hand, the…
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Chiefs are mercenaries for hire
Respecting elders is a tenet of Malawian culture supported by several passages in the Bible but there is one group…
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