Malopa ‘contented’ with move to Macra

Former presidential aide Bright Malopa says he is “contented” with his relocation to Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (Macra).

Malopa: I want less political work
Malopa: I want less political work

Malopa told Nyasa Times that work life after State House was pleasing to him, explaining he had asked authorities to move him away from Presidential office and not that he was forced out.

“I had asked to be moved so I can do less political stuff,” said Malopa.

Malopa, who since 2014 has been Presidential aide on Communication Strategy, has been deployed to Macra as Technical Advisor on Broadcasting.

“It is a good posting. It is by far a good post, less political and that’s what I want,” state Malopa.

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Life
Life
8 years ago

The fact that we will have these useless boys managing our affairs, is a sign that we are a foolish state. Its these small brainless, little ndirande boys thats so close to the president and advising him. Imagine, a stupid little boy like Ben Phiri and Malopa sharing ideas with an octogenarian Peter Mathanyula Muthalika, what kind of ideas are expected. No wonder we are a failed state. I am sick and tired of this whole thing.

Kenkkk
Kenkkk
8 years ago

Now you can be absent from macra for the whole year without anyone noticing, doing personal work. How can a country develop with such lazy people?

Macra is very political, ask mulakho how they got some of their funding. You want to censor all the opposition media. We know you dpp thugs.

victoria chingapa
8 years ago

something is fishy in malawi.zingatheke bwanj boma kukhala opanda dora?a malawi ambiri ali fon oposa theka la chiwerengero cha dziko ndipo amagula ma units ndipo amadulamsonkho.osawerengera njira zina za misonkho eg.k10pa k50 ndipo pa siku ndizingat ndarama.ndichifukwa boma limaononga ndarama about 300million ku magazine chifukwa amaziona dora mbweee infact lilibe dora zotumikira wanthu koma zodyera ilo migolomigolo pomaliza boma lililonse ndi lakuba mot achakwera akuoneka a chilungamo lero kungot alowa yeeee ndmakaika ngat angachite promote human rights.sindmazionamo.ok gud9t

KARU UNITED
KARU UNITED
8 years ago

Mr Malopa, innovative and brilliant as he is should have replaced one Matthews Chikaonda at Press Corporation, i wonder how the man survives there.

KARU UNITED
KARU UNITED
8 years ago

Mr Malopa, innovative & brilliant as he is, should have replaced one Matthews Chikaonda at Press Corporation, i wonder how the man survives there.

2016 welcome
2016 welcome
8 years ago

A spy, traitor, thief and we expect MACRA to be professional? No ways!

bodzalabwino
8 years ago

Yes DPP, UDF, PP could be contaminated blood that can be easily purified however MCP is lost blood that cannot be collected because it was heavily affected with evil

Nyonyo
Nyonyo
8 years ago

Kodi wats so special with this boy ..qualification alibenso abale nde kuti xool is not necessary? Kuluyi khale diploma alibe fufuzani nde muziti dziko lipita pa tsongolo? Eish

Zabodza izi
Zabodza izi
8 years ago

Zabodza izi…nkhani siya Hotel ku Cape Maclear or less political work ayi; koma he shud b @ MACRA to cencor opposition thru all media in the country…check this page!

kwacha lelo
kwacha lelo
8 years ago

Enjoy you days are numbered. U should thank the rigging of votes. 3 years remaining of APM. This time he will nlt rig votes. If he does there will be fire in Malawi. We are rganizaing we are tired. We want to be ruled with people wh can move Malawi forward. Not UDF, DDP and PP. These are contiminated blood. Malawi is behind all the countries in Africa it is shame. You should thank tribalism APM. The man has escaped he was going to loose the house with mrtgage of NBS Bank. At least you took a mortgage others have… Read more »

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