People’s Tribunal
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Taxing ‘the dead’ is an abomination
Dear Judge Mbadwa, My lord, it is not the farce of convening pre‑budget meetings whose minutes are politely filed and…
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The pardon paradox and the art of the invisible ink
Dear Judge Mbadwa, My lord, I was almost ready to don my Sunday best and sing the praises of Mapuya…
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Why she is definitely not being isolated
Dear Judge Mbadwa, This Christmas, my lord, the traditional carols were drowned out by a different kind of chorus: the…
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Darkness, empty granaries and Christmas’ hope
Dear Judge Mbadwa, Seasons’ greetings to the most credible and independent court in the land, the People’s Tribunal and its…
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The High cost of purgatory: Nyasaland’s political Guantanamo
Dear Judge Mbadwa, My Lord, the expression “political Guantanamo’ has long ceased being a mere rhetorical flourish in Nyasaland; it…
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The legislative lobotomy: A dispatch from Nyasaland’s Chamber of Echoes
By John Citizen Dear Judge Mbadwa, I watched the five-day orientation for Nyasaland’s newly elected Members of the Legislative Assembly…
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The Shimei precedent and the Nyasaland Television heist
(In re: Kazimitsa v. Ministries of State, Information and Homeland Security) Before this court delves into the latest political theatre,…
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Time is cruel to governing parties
Dear Judge Mbadwa, My Lord, the People’s Demagogic Party (PDP) has officially resumed its role at the helm. And Mapuya…
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Presidential handlers helped to oust the Cockerel
My lord, You have borne witness to the ever-spinning merry-go-round of political fortunes in Nyasaland. One moment, the Cockerel crows…
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Independents in name, party loyalists at heart
Dear Judge Mbadwa, Have you seen the slate of candidates for Nyasaland’s Legislative Council? A startling 42 percent have opted…
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