People’s Tribunal
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Removing the rot does not amount to persecution
Dear judge Mbadwa, My venerated judge, I am aware that Covid-19 cases are spiralling in the country and it will…
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This marathon had to come to an end
Dear judge Mbadwa, Surely a well-run race will never be called a race if it does not come to an…
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Minister should be last person to incite violence
Dear judge Mbadwa, I listened with shock, My Lord, the Nyasaland Minister of Home Security Nikolai Doubts, justifying the political…
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Committee bungling again and getting away with it
Dear judge Mbadwa, A pandemic of the proportion of Covid-19, My Lord, is a serious matter that has shaken the…
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Politicking from the abundance of the heart
Dear judge Mbadwa, Now that we are full throttle in the campaign period as we anticipate fresh presidential elections in…
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Time to listen to promises that itch ears
I hear a week in politics, honourable judge, is as long as a year and things change easily. In politics,…
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What happens in April lives after some men
Dear judge Mbadwa, What an Easter of sorts is this one, My Lord! I know you are not used to…
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Time for unity of purpose and not politicking
Dear judge Mbadwa, The reality, My Lord, might have finally caught up with some citizens that coronavirus is real, yet…
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Yellow Party and its selective amnesia
Dear judge Mbadwa, I hear a week in politics, honourable judge, is as long as a year and things change…
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Sow the wind and reap a whirlwind
Dear judge Mbadwa, I know you are not the type that easily eats threats, but the rumours, the scheming that…
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