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Sugzo
Sugzo
5 years ago

Stupid vindictive clowns without brains. Why should Matemba resign. Nawo a Pitala why give back the money? You people think you are intelligent when you are very stupid and are bent on tarnishing peoples image. Who really doesnt know that Chilima is a crook? Why are you so bitter to the extent of forgetting to fuck your wives. Have a life leave Mtambo and Trapence do their things they must make fools of themselves in order to get donor funding.

Noxy
5 years ago

Am fed up with these so called CSO’s the so called Gift Trapence,they masquered as if they were elected by people to represent them,and who are they representing,they seem to have nothing to do.Angolimbana ndi zinthu zopanda ndi mchere komwe.Trapence ndi Mtambo tangoyambisani chipani chanu kuti mwina mulowe mmboma kusiyana ndi phokoso mwatikwana nalo panoli.

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Kodi Matemba ndi wa mmuna. Timawu tija confused me ntachikazi. He is corrupt as well and has no integrity. Why did he not stand by the original report? The one who leaked it saw that the president was implicated. Had it been a small fish he would not have leaked. This whistle blower did the nation some good.

Yahya Yahya Jammeh
5 years ago

Matemba is not a problem, the problem is our MPs who approved his appointment in Parliament. They all saw it coming as they have always cried foul, but they went ahead to approve him. So why blame Matemba as if he offered the job himself?

Hlabezulu Ngonoonda
Hlabezulu Ngonoonda
5 years ago

True. After all Mr. Matemba never went down on his knees to beg for the appointment. As a human being he is doing what he perceives to be correct and within his gumption. If Gifiti Thilapensi had issues with him, the best thing was for him, Gifiti Thilapensi, to have an audience with him. In any case I would not be surprised if Mr. Matemba would take him head on in court for belittling him publicly on an issue which Parliament would have sought some clarification from him.

Waku Gauteng
Waku Gauteng
5 years ago

What do you expect in a nation that is run like a zoo. When you throw bones at lions every morning, they will systematically love you. Relationship of bone thrower and bone catcher

Germiston City
Germiston City
5 years ago
Reply to  Waku Gauteng

Brilliant Comment!

Gwamula
Gwamula
5 years ago

Posterity will judge you indeed brother Reyneck. This is the career apex you have reached and I hope you opted to remain a civil servant. Mwina nkuzapeza kokuponyani bomali likasintha. Otherwise you have been a disappointment. You have reached the lowest point of your semblance of being a professional. You have ripped off all the hope I had in you, I thought you would still be the youthful visionary professional once you were. Alas! You have drunken from the same cup of filth. Fare thee well once your contract comes to an end. The mistakes you have made should be… Read more »

bring
bring
5 years ago

pathfinder, leave them .the duty of dogs is to bark at any creature walking at their yard. they work like dogs and not people

Wanjiku
Wanjiku
5 years ago

He is useless. He thinks he is very clever

K Phiri
K Phiri
5 years ago

Countrymen, I tend to agree with the strong arguments from the CSOs. If the standard bank account has a single signatory; and that single signatory happens to be our Head of State then certainly it appears to me that HE has a case to answer. Especially that the K145 million that was deposited in that account has issues. Clearly Pioneer Investments appears to have a case to answer too regarding the manner in which their Rations Contract with the Malawi Police Service was handled. And that the K145 million came from that deal is also suspicious – it needs to… Read more »

ndadabwa
5 years ago

koma matemba waonjeza. achokedi. if you say CSO should appeal, when it goes to court, the result will be the same coz a DPP ali ponse ponse. Reneck achoke

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