People’s Tribunal
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Lie on your bed and stop being crybabies
Dear judge Mbadwa, My lord, the shortage of fuel and the incessant power blackouts have in the past weeks made…
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Consumers should not be punished for the corporation’s inefficiencies
Judge Mbadwa: This court has received a petition from Jonah Kapita of the Association of Disgruntled Consumers; that revered activist…
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Time is not on the side of PDP
Dear judge Mbadwa, My lord, have you noticed that every time the country is embroiled in some heated discourse either…
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It starts with individual responsibility
Dear judge Mbadwa, My lord, it is not the passing of the Corrupt Practices Act Amendment Bill nor the appearing…
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We haven’t learnt lesson on holding peaceful protests
Dear judge Mbadwa, The picture of recovered looted items, my lord, that included refrigerators and a motorcycle, has given me…
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Two years later and we are still singing same song
Dear judge Mbadwa, How time flies, My Lord, there are only a few years to 2025 as two years have…
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The expectant public service needs a hand of a birth attendant
Dear judge Mbadwa, I don’t want to talk much about the capability of a new broom in sweeping a room…
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Who is the puppeteer behind these protests?
Dear judge Mbadwa, My lord, it is neither the austerity measures Lazaro announced to tame an economy that has gone…
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People deserve an unconditional apology
Dear judge Mbadwa, My lord, I don’t know whether to start by laughing or crying over the turn of events…
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What was that press briefing all about?
Dear judge Mbadwa, My lord, whoever conceived that ill-fated press briefing where the Tokha Are Liars were exonerating themselves in…
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