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Whether you write long stories to discredit Kamuzu, the man remains the best leader Malawi has ever had. these so called leader you are trying to glorify of today, all they know is to talk of what they intend to do. they cannot put their feet on the ground to actually convert their thought to tangible object we can all see. They seem to have no hint on where the problem is neither what needs to be done. They soldier on, putting on a brave face hoping that things will shape themselves up with time. Only jesters find a reason… Read more »
It would be a betrayal of my own conscience if I support that Banda was my hero,but I would support that he was a bloody and brutal thug of our time hence,the present confusion and tribal divisions he created for his own economic and political interests.Indeed,it was a damn mishap for Kanyama and Masauko to import the mysterious leader who turned viciously against the very same people who invited him and showed no respect to Malawians who welcomed him.The leaders who came after him,have indeed,made some political mischief,but his leadership went beyond that.He had put to himself as our Mesiah… Read more »
Some of the positive arguments he has raised are of kamuzu of the 70’s and early 80’s during the late 80’s and 90’s the government of Kamuzu was crippled by sanctions. Accordingly, it was unable to provide learning martrials in schools even travel expenses for the dependants of civil servants.
Am sure the writer himself might happen to be a son or a grandson of one of those who helped kamuzu to murder our real true native leaders, in that land of malawi, to us who lost our loved ones through the system of kamuzu we will never tread so cheaper with our tears,
I agree with you entirely not because I come from the same district with the former head of state. Every person have both sides good and bad
So Kamuzu had his sides as well. He was a development conscious more than these multiparty leaders who think of their pockets first then their tribe, thirdly their region. Nation comes fourth.