I totally agree. I miss Kamuzu and I don’t really care what other people think of him.

In the circumstances we are in as a nation, it would make sense to put our hope in the youth, hoping that they are ‘clean, uncontaminated’. But what with our youth who are so impatient that they want to do everything the easiest and fastest way they can find, irrespective of whether or not it is the proper way, which is the spirit underlying the urge to indulge in corruption? The more hopeful way is either the iron fist, because it would treat both the old and the young together; or God should deal with us the w ay He… Read more »

On this one i can agree with the chief.

Do you mean what you are saying, Kyungu? You have already forgotten what it means to be under a dictatorship? How about if the dictator himself is corrupt ( c.f. Robert Mugabe’s Zimbabwe )? What we need is political will and strict adherence to the rule of law. We have got all the requisite laws in place to stamp out corruption, we only have to follow them to the letter. In Malawi even a weak leader who’d follow the rule of law would stamp out corruption. Unfortunately as at now we have a weak leader who has no clue in… Read more »