CCAP General Assembly says Malawi leader surrounded by ‘greedy’ aides who need transformation through gospel

The General Assembly of the  Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (CCAP) is accusing President Peter Mutharika of shielding some suspected corrupt fta cats in the corridors of power and is seeking an audience with the Head of State over the matter.

The assembly secretary general  Reverend Colin Mbawa said  President Mutharika and his henchmen are “not taking issues of stwerdship into account seriously.”

The General Assembly, which is an umbrella of the CCAP Churches in Malawi, Zimbabwe and Zambia, plan to meet President Mutharika and raise their concerns.

Mbawa said President Mutharika has been surrounded  by “greedy” aides.

“We have realised that President Mutharika us surrounded by people who are misleading him,” said Mbawa.

He said it is unfortunate that people that President Mutharika trusted  are suspected to be corrupt.

Mbawa said many officials in the Mutharika government need transformation through gospel.