People’s Tribunal
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The forgotten praise-singer and the golden mirage
Dear Judge Mbadwa, My Lord, I come before this court today to tender a formal dispute over a severe case…
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Gassing the ghosts of failure with teargas
Dear Judge Mbadwa, My Lord, I come before this bench to confess my profound ignorance. I foolishly believed that the…
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The K400 change on petrol was a clerical error
Dear Judge Mbadwa, My Lord, I come before you today with a heart full of gratitude or perhaps it is…
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Legacy is earned through silent toil of transformation
Dear Judge Mbadwa, My Lord, I should have been commenting on how officials are stammering their way through explanations of…
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Nyasaland failing to learn from the past
Dear Judge Mbadwa, My Lord, with fuel queues once again snaking along our roads like restless spirits, I see that…
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Stop expecting manna from the capital
Dear Judge Mbadwa, My Lord, I had every intention of dissecting the current polarisations within the Nyasaland Legislative Council. However,…
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The miracle sale of Hotelo Chisakalime, a 40-year vision for the patient retiree
Dear Judge Mbadwa, I am writing to you from my usual seat in the front row of the Public Inquiry…
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The rise of the national eavesdropping industry
Judge Mbadwa, Maybe I am being paranoid, My Lord, but I have come to a startling conclusion: Nyasaland is the…
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Reshuffles and Gomo’s town hall meetings
Dear Judge Mbadwa, My lord, I find myself compelled to write to you today, not because I am shocked by…
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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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