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Some of us are finding it difficult to understand the reasoning behind the reasons for some decisions here. You accuse someone of being a thief and you are preparing to arrest them, then at the same time you tell them not to “divulge” any information? You mean they should justify themselves (in this case herself) with silence? Can someone who is able to make sense out of this please educate those of us who are lost?
I think cash gate fight began after cash gate herself came out of the bag with the shooting of Mphwiyo. Nobody should claim that they fought cashgate. It was the circumstance that PP Govt was in after Mphwiyo was shot that made them to go in the direction of the wind (fighting cashgate). Nobody in Govt in African Continent can deliberately take that risk, otherwise, corruption would have been history in Malawi and Africa at large.
The issue of Joyce Banda is politically motivated. If the authority was honest, they could have completed Dr Bakili Muluzi case, then Bingu’s alleged K61 billion kwacha issue and then deal with Joyce if at all she has a case to answer. As far Malawi Politics is concerned this issue will go no where because the ruling party just wants to silence and dent the picture of its opponents as we are approaching 2019. We practice uncivilized politics in Malawi.
The question to be asked is whether there is indeed such a thing like Oath of Secrecy. Did Joyce Banda swear on this? If she did then there is possibility that because she is now squeezed on cashgate she can divulge those secrets out of frustration. It looks like she has already started doing so. Therefore Muhara is just reminding her of this Oath otherwise she should not regret if she is also charged on the same. Mzimayi wapezeka uyu atha kuchita chilichonse. Zoti akubwera zinayamba liti, Msonda anachita kutopa nazo zimenezi kuyankhapo. She now knows that she cannot cheat… Read more »
I think by now she knew exactly what is going on here if she indeed clean in conscience she will surely show herself without tough actions taken.
SOON OR LATER YOU WILL
ALL MEET IN JAIL
WHY ??
YOU ARE ALL THIEVES
Musamuopseze Joyce Banda atiuze zomwe mukubisazo. Akubwera adzawulura. Koma ndiye ma president a kumwera ndi mbava zokhazokha. Kuyambira Bakiri Muluzi, the late big Kahuna, Mzimayi uyu adathawayu komanso the current Mr. Ibu mbava zadzawoneni. I feel sorry for my country.
What is this letter all about. A warrant of arrest has been issued at the same time a reminder letter not to divulge certain information to the public. What happens if that information is her defence against the charges she will face? Should she not say it and get convicted or break the rules and say it in order to be acquitted? What is it that Muhara and government are afraid of?
I have always observed that this lady is courageous. Cashgate started way back in 2007. For those who live in Lilongwe, the Cashgate city (area 43) started beeping built in 2007, and after the revelation of Cashgate, most projects stalled. I believe APM and his colonies know the truth.
I agree with you Mahera. Let me add that poverty, makes Nyasas do “tricking’ instead of politics (policies). I salute Dr. Goodal Gondwe who has served this country very well as Finance Minister. He is the type of politicians the country needs to develop. Look at this: betwn 2004 & 2007 the country’s external debts were written off. Immediately Bingu removed him and apppinted Ken Lipenga as Ministet of Financr and I remember Mwanamveka was Sec. to Treasury around the same period. This is the time you are saying Area 43 was fast & miraculously developing by individuals. And indeed… Read more »