Callista, chidren divisions continues over Bingu wealth

Former President Bingu wa Mutharika’s family of his wife Callista and her step children is still divided and cannot see each other eye to eye over the alleged K92 billion estate the former head of state left.

Callista Mutharika paying tribute to Bingu
Callista Mutharika paying tribute to Bingu

Callista, not in black mourning attire which she had donned on such occasions in the past years, did not even give a handshake to the former president’s children neither did she speak to them.

The children looked isolated, rejected and dejected at the Bingu Memorial Mass Service held at village Kamoto village in Chief Chimaliro’s area in Thyolo on Saturday.

Some reports say the children did not even lay wreaths at Mpumulo wa bata at Goliati where Mutharika and his first wife Esther lay side by side.

Callista, who married Mutharika two years after the death of his wife has been embroiled in family fight for the control of late Bingu’s wealth including the multimillion Ndata House.

The former first lady and the children have even fought legal battles in courts over the multibillion wealth which some sections of society allege is a loot from state coffers.

President Peter Mutharika, who was the guest of honour at the memorial service looked helpless and hopeless on the matter.

He might be bringing the broken family behind the curtains to pacify them.

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Charles
Charles
7 years ago

Be united! Watch out SATAN is following you in this issue, Don’t spoil your faith for what you will not decend with to heaven since everything shall remain here on earth, we came bare handed and we will depart without anything.

unique brown
unique brown
7 years ago

mulungu azagamula

Gringo
Gringo
7 years ago

Maybe she needs to grow up and be the adult in this matter. Misunderstandings are normal but ignoring the children at such an event is shameful.
Family needs to be united in public eyes and fight in private.

Nchanga wa Nchenga
Nchanga wa Nchenga
7 years ago

Palibe mtendere kwa oyipa, ati Yehova. As long as Malawians are suffering, they will be fighting untl they will all die

No Laughing Matter
No Laughing Matter
7 years ago

Fighting for loot what a shame

kenn jah
kenn jah
7 years ago

chauta atitsogolere

mbuyiselo thethani
7 years ago

zakuba ndi choncho kubweretsa mikangano, musova alomwe ife sititengako mbali.

Jappie Mhango
Jappie Mhango
7 years ago

Mai idyani ndalama izo anawo akula atha moti iwowo akulephera kumagwira ntchito kumayembekeza kuti muziwadyetsa ndinu ana opusa amenewa eti tavionani vili mitu mbuuuuuuuuuuu .MAI Calista osayang’ana mmbuyo forward ever akhwaulitseni anguluwa adalinawo pamene bambo wawo amaba ndalamazo? komaso munthu akadutsa zaka 18 simwanaso .Peter awalembe ntchito azidya zawo osati ndalama zanu mai ife takana asovatu amenewa. Pazovala zablack sinkhani imeneyi ,mai kaziwalani zotchena nthawi yolira maliro idatha tsopano ngakhale mutafuna kukwatiwa mukhozaso kukwatiwa .

Ndatopa
7 years ago

Akuchita bwino Calista kukakamira chumacho chifukwa akuchiziwa bwino mumene anachipezera Bingu, pobera chuma cha a Malawi Winanso azakhala Getrude Maseko.

ya_smoothDJ
ya_smoothDJ
7 years ago

@analyst. That’s good piece of advise. Why remarry at old age? and again when you have amassed so much wealth it clear whosoever is coming in is not in there for marriage but wealth.; so sad

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