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Nangantani
Nangantani
8 years ago

If you dont know Kapito is one of the guys swiming in money from DPP. He chairs one of the government parastatals. All he did was not out of his own volition. He was sent by his paymaster to demonise Chakwera and to glorify his boss. For lack an appropriate word he had to choose Pilate to describe the head of state as a compromise, otherwise if given the chance he could have named the president Angel Gabriel which could have drawn him the wrath of the masses. His hate speech was directed at Chakwera and not any other person.… Read more »

unenesko Nguwemi
unenesko Nguwemi
8 years ago

I have liked this opposition very much it has its heart at Malawians.The opposition is good and government should appreciate very much.In 2005 the opposition was so strong and Bingu performed miracles in Malawi.That is why in the second selection he won with landslide victory.If the opposition is sleeping the government abuses its power.What follows is mismanagement.Because of mismanagement one does not want to step down because he thinks the new administration will unearth the evils they did

Vyantonda
8 years ago

Kapita hands off Chakwera

Mweene a mamweene
8 years ago

Kodi wamwa mankhwala waphankeyu guys? It seems the guy is getting mad, atola m’mabinitu ameneyu. Chakwera walakwa chani ase? Tandiuze

PKM
PKM
8 years ago

Kapito who is Judas Iscariot among Injustice Maxon Mbendera, Injustice Kenyatta Nyirenda and Lazarus Chakwera.

If truly you are great intellectual in this land Mr Kapito you will tell Malawians the truth.

Woe to all who call DPP leadership good and legitimate for truly a day is coming when truth will prevail over evil.

Patrick Phiri
Patrick Phiri
8 years ago

Kapito is right. Chakwera is power hungry. Instead of helping PP to unite, he is working with one faction, thereby further strengthening the division. Shame Chakwera, you will never rule Malawi. Ask JZU

bako
bako
8 years ago

Yes amakomokadi ameneyu.

Binnwell Kachikopa
8 years ago

Mr Kapito is blindFolded by DPP subjective poverty with very tribalistict and regionalistic cowardice thinking, let Kapito be aware God cannot be blindfolded, you cheat Malawians with a hypocritical face yet you are DPP. We’ve known you sometime back Mr Kapito, your hypocrisy will not materialise. This punishment Malawians are facing is because of evil DPP gurus and Malawi will never change to any better while DPP is at the helm. DPP is worse than Kamuzus Government, just imagine MUST belongs to Lilongwe, and your denseless president is busy jabbing about a stadium in Blantyre not because its a need… Read more »

Majighaheni Kalolokesya
Majighaheni Kalolokesya
8 years ago

Advise but sensibly. If the advice is offered sarcastically then one wonders what the motive behind such sarcastic approach means, mainly when everyone is looking for mature and responsible leadership from the opposition. The issue has always been directing energy and time on petty stuff whereby fault finding is the norm and not providing solutions or alternatives. Instead of doing that all we have been feasting on has been someone wishing the head of state to resign yet most of the problems facing the country is not of his own making. Responsible and mature opposition is what Kapito is calling… Read more »

mphuzitsi
mphuzitsi
8 years ago

kapito ndi mbuzi ngati alomwe anzache. munthuyutu ngodwala, tangomuonani nkhopeyo. afuna adyerepothu za m’bale wake apm.

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