Ken Msonda rebukes DPP’s hypocrisy on graft fight: “Isn’t it DPP that interfered with ACB operations?”

Democrartic Progressive Party (DPP)senior member of the National Governing Council (NGC), Ken Msonda, has rebuked his party for its alleged hypocrisy on the fight against corruption.

Msonda – who is also the Executive Director of Independent Political and Good Governance Analysts Think Tank – argued that corruption was worse and more systematic during the previous administration than it is now.

Ken Msonda

The maverick trade unionist-cum-politician was reacting to the DPP response to the National Address, which President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera delivered on Sunday evening.

Among others, DPP spokesperson Shadric Namalomba called upon the Tonse Alliance government to stop the looting and plunder of public resources and investigate and prosecute all looters of public money without fear or favor.

Namalomba further challenged the Chakwera government to embark on total and complete reform of the civil service delivery systems.

But in his reaction to the statement, Msonda challenged DPP to stop political rhetoric it used to play on corruption during its time in power.

He argued that corruption was worse and more systematic during the Arthur Peter Mutharika (APM) regime that under the Tonse government.

“It’s unfortunate that most politicians become wiser when they are out of power. As a think tank, we feel that kind of a statement [from DPP] is misplaced. Coming from an administration that was there before, which NEVER, NEVER addressed corruption, they never funded ACB, they interfered with the operations of ACB, it’s unfortunate that today, DPP can stand on an anthill to point fingers at the current administration instead of holding hands with it in the fight against corruption,” said Msonda.

He further chastised his party for trying to look more mature, wiser and democratic today ‘because they are in opposition’.

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Okkotte Ekennezeh Julius
Okkotte Ekennezeh Julius
1 year ago

It’s really unfortunate that politicians become wiser when they are out of government.

Abel Majuki Chipeta
1 year ago

Akatere a Msonda akufuna ajoine MCP…. Politicians are very strategic in their thinking 😂😂

Allan Kumwenda
Allan Kumwenda
1 year ago

Facts

Bwande wa pakati
1 year ago

It sounds good to hear from one of the same house exposing it’s dirty linen to the public. When we speak just like concerned citizens, the other cadets thinks as if they were governing heavens where they were thought to be holy.

Blind men can not accuse a fellow blind man of having lost the way.

To hell all of local devils.

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