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Kantonji
Kantonji
7 years ago

It’s very sad how some of you are commenting on Mpasu’s comments. Remember that Mpasuwas once speaker and is talking out of knowledge. So beware, if you think Mpasu is a politically frustrated idiot, just “google” CONTEMPT of PARLIAMENT and appreciate the wisdom of the former speaker of parliament.

Madala
Madala
7 years ago

Some of you commenting here are ignorant of what honorable Mpasu is saying or you deliberately want to ignore his point for political reasons. First of all Mpasu is a bonafide citizen of this country and is entitled to all rights and freedom of expression is one. No one is barred from exercising these rights irrespective of his or her political background or what so ever. If those people who served in previous governments have valid ideas worth the salt, why not use them. It is irrefutable fact that DPP and its mafias being novices in the political game have… Read more »

koma abale inu eeh
koma abale inu eeh
7 years ago

Mr. Mpasu, with all due respect, you are getting carried away here: you should point out that you are expressing a political opinion, rather than a legal one. Tell us which country or countries you are referring to when you say: “In other countries, the speaker would have ordered for his (Bwana Chaponda’s) arrest.” Examples please, and they’d better be democratic countries, too. That (arresting the Bwana) seems to me what would have happened during Kamuzu’s MCP dictatorship. And, considering not only your position, but of many others’, during that dark era, I doubt if you yearn those “Stalin” days.… Read more »

DPP
DPP
7 years ago

Being a lawyer does not mean you can not lose a case,We have seen lawyer being imprisoned eg Ralph Kasambala.

Mbewe
Mbewe
7 years ago

A convicted criminal taking the moral high ground to advise a suspect. #Malawi.

Gilemu Namitambo
Gilemu Namitambo
7 years ago

VIVA Chaponda !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you are our next president

Gilemu Namitambo
Gilemu Namitambo
7 years ago

Zoona zake Alfred mkuluyu wakalamba komanso frustration he knows kuti his dreams of ruling this country 1 day are over. Osapanga retire politics bwanji muzakalima ndikuvina Ingoma ku Ntcheu koma kaka kachipani kamu brief case . Chaponda made it clear that he is not refusing to appear before PAC but the problem was the time he recieved the communication since he was in BT and he has stated that he is willing to appear b4 it if hes given another chance. Nawe iwe Owen Khamula why are you always targeting Chaponda ??????

Gilemu Namitambo
Gilemu Namitambo
7 years ago

i agree with you Alfred Mpasu is a frustrated guy coz khumbo lake lofuna kulamula dziko lino ngati president lakanika ndikachipani kawo kamu brifikesi angofuna kupanga attract attention zaziiiii. Chaponda has said he did refuse to appear before PAC but he received the communication late and he has said he’s willing to appear before it if called again

Mgoloso
Mgoloso
7 years ago

Sam Mpasu – join politics actively otherwise your reactions are out of frustration of your own political failures. Nothing tangible do we expect from people like you who miserably served Malawians and made us stop trusting politicians.

Bad memories of your time are still fresh in our minds – Please, STOP making noise coz you remind us of old bad times we went through during your time

Kkkkkkkkk
Kkkkkkkkk
7 years ago

Let’s him play his dirty game trying shoot himself on his bare foot. I think CHIPONDA whatever you mention is so stupid he thinks dpp is above the law. We are watching him very keen.

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