Kaliati out on bail for sex rap: Speaker says MP is ‘innocent until proven guilty’ - Malawi Nyasa Times

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His excellence the President Jokosi Zidyobwi

8 years ago

Achawa kukonda eeee?

masa masina

8 years ago

We should also teach our girls to be responsible. I am sure, this is not her first time to sleep with an old man. After sleeping with an old HIV positive man, she will sleep with a boy here age and pass on the virus. With such behavior, HIV/AIDS will be part of our life for many years to come.

Nabanda

8 years ago

Analysti!!!! Msowoya m’malo moti akambe zachitukuko akukamba zogwiririra what for? Bwanji sankakamba za Joe Gwaladi atagwiririra? As of now ku parliament akumapita? Because kukhala ine nditha kumangozitsekera nyumba chifukwa cha manyanzi.

Because being an MP was suppose to be exemplary and issue imeneyi ngakhale amasikini akumayikamba akamapemphetsa. Dzulo ndikuweruka kuntchito ndili pa stage pa Queens ndamumva masikini wina akuti:- BWANA THANDIZE!!!!! MUKAPANDA KUTITHANDIZATU SHAIBU WAKWIYA AKUGAWA MA 6,000 NDI H.I.V PAKAMODZI!!!!!

The Analyst

8 years ago

Reply to Nabanda

Exactly Nabanda!!

feston

8 years ago

He must be rearrested not bail addition 4 that no more work for him coz he used govrnt time in notorious behaviour

Uncle a shaibu

8 years ago

Achawa Ayao Aslam ndikhalidwe lawo alibe ulemu amavulira ngakhale chidzukulu songa chawo, tiwana tantundu umenewo timavulira ambuye wa mbuyawo.

Tengupenya

8 years ago

Stick to your lover and protect young girls. Koma sure kuthawa parliament in session kukawongola msana pa kasungwana? Dovu lake lotani?

Zoona Zimenezi?

8 years ago

Iwe Kabwila-Kapasula: Go and research the answers to the stupid questions you are asking the Speaker. I thought you assume you are one of the most educated elites in that House?
Indeed, every one is innocent until found legally guilty, as the Speaker has said, regardless of the gravity of the case. Your tone seems to presume MP Kaliati is guilty, a priori.