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Nabetha
Nabetha
5 years ago

Children are being stoned to death even this day but you dare to speak as if the practice is history!! Very annoying article! Your masters are known for storing cartons of money in their houses instead of creating rehabilitation houses for juveniles to reduce juvenile criminality! Let them enjoy stolen money and wait to seen their great great grand children get stoned to death sooner or later then they will know the real feel of mob justice. REMEMBER WHAT GOES ROUND COMES ROUND. Political positions are but for a short while, If you think I am kidding ask Sadam Hussein,Hitler,… Read more »

Panganani
5 years ago

I beg to differ. I can honestly not state that Piooner Investments have been operating following good corporate governance rules since incorporation in 2008 as alluded to in the article. I find this line of thought faulty. PIONEER investment is the same company that was involved in tendering and SUPPLYING FURNITURE FOR THE CHIEF SECRETARY AT MK67M.Secondly, that a party- which a corporate body, could be allowed to open an account with only one signature is means that the account into which the alleged donation was deposited is not a party account-which to me is common sense. My inference therefore… Read more »

David
David
5 years ago

People like you! the author of this article are the ones supporting corruption and ruining Malawi in the long run. Nyasatimes must be ashamed for sinking so low like this. No one is passing judgement on your corruption masters. People are free to express their opinions. They can speculate as they wish because they are looking for answers

Nabetha
Nabetha
5 years ago
Reply to  David

I am in total agreement with you please nyasa times stop endorsing some of these sh…….hole articles written by sick minds after they have been given sikono/ chibinladen. Don’t perpetrate suffering of ordinary Malawians in favour of the corrupt few!!!

Kyala
Kyala
5 years ago

It is people like you the author that perpetuate and support corruption in the country. Unbelievable what you say. Haven’t you noticed that every corrupt thieving dpp person when caught with bribe or fraudulently acquired money claims that it is dpp party money? And all us foolish Malawians fall for it. After that the money is shared amongst themselves. Everyone who is serious about killing corruption in Malawi wouldn’t have followed the so obvious poor governance and lack of proper accountability that dpp, peter and pioneer did in this deal. It is a joke the way dpp manages its finances… Read more »

Mofolo
Mofolo
5 years ago

From this week you will see articles like these every where include in social media. DPP and state house are busy recruiting spin doctors to write articles and comments backing Peter on police gate and are paying handsomely for such articles and comments. I was approached two days ago but I refused.

Samuel
Samuel
5 years ago
Reply to  Mofolo

Show me the way my friend I am also ready to write. Why are you voiceless on this loud crying baby who got cashgate money through the sale of a house.???????????KkkkkkkkkkYour hands are not clean.

Chikoka
Chikoka
5 years ago

The writer is naive!

Waku Gauteng
Waku Gauteng
5 years ago

Surely in a country where corruption is a big problem head honchos need to uphold rules of corporate governance. In the absence of the law it does not make it right for one person to be the sole signatory of an organisation. It makes the organisation the breeding ground for dubious commercial decisions. The writer of the article does not fully address the problem at hand. The problem at hand is that Malawi is riddled with politicians that are high on stealing and that needs to be addressed. I will also argue that if that is left unchecked we will… Read more »

Manyozo
Manyozo
5 years ago
Reply to  Waku Gauteng

i own a business myself and am a sole signatory in all the bank account of the business, nothing strange with that lol

ndangodutsamo
5 years ago

the Author whatever you call yourself – your are sick.
Your article shows that there is no corruption in the world – the word corruption in your mind should be deleted. /
shame for making foolish arguements.

Chikoka
Chikoka
5 years ago
Reply to  ndangodutsamo

The article was writer by a DPP supporter. The writer is defending corruption

Suarez
Suarez
5 years ago

In a democratic world everyone is entitled to their views and opinions. The author is right to mention that he has expressed his views. To those of you calling this article rubbish and useless, shame on you. You are the very people that are killing democracy in this nation.

We should tolerate other peoples views and opinions.Variety is the spice of life.

Jojo
Jojo
5 years ago
Reply to  Suarez

Democracy comes with responsibility. If someone kills another person in cold blood then a writer comes defending the killer as a way of expressing their opinion, that would be utterly nonsensical. Kusapota ababa chifukwa ngantundu wathu, corrupt or no corrupt, is what is killing democracy. Mediocrity and foolishness should not be tolerated in the name of defending democracy.

Kyala
Kyala
5 years ago
Reply to  Suarez

Yes, democratically, everyone is entitled to their views but does that mean all views are right or correct? The view of supporting or glorifying corruption or malpractice, is that right or good for the country? Similarly all of us are entitled to freedom of speech but we have to be careful with what we say because we can be sued if we make false allegations. But it is still freedom of speech. The corruption here is so blatantly obvious, please don’t defend the indefensible. Cash gate being repeated all over again as some of expected it to continue under this… Read more »

TzzKa
TzzKa
5 years ago

Like Bingu said, Malawians are only warm-hearted to foreigners, Ndiife ankhanza kwa a Malawi anzathu. Our thinking and mentality is so dangerous that even in the next 200 years we wont see any positive strides. We enjoy when our neighbour zamuonekela, thats why kuli mau oti “Neba uziona”. Our neighbours naturally are our enemies. Regardless how you look at it, our mindset will hold us back forever we all have a mob mentality thinking and so far it has not benefitted us, look at how we hate each other in the communities. The only thing that a Malawian is capable… Read more »

Sekanawo
Sekanawo
5 years ago
Reply to  TzzKa

What ever u call urself ur worse than a man who has stoneheart, ur more than a monster! How could do shielding this pathetic illuminati blood suckers regime!? Do u really have any i dear what ur defending!? Yes everyone has the right to express his/her view that’s absolutely true, but u need to see the argument first before u get ur ass involved! Coz this is serious issue and let me remind u that only this tym u and me can take action is now coz after next year if nothing get done now! 17+ million Malawian will continue… Read more »

Chikoka
Chikoka
5 years ago
Reply to  TzzKa

Tiye uko iwe. Mbuzi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You want us to be smiling at corruption. Malawi is still the poorest country on earth even by 2017 statistics. One reason is because money meant for the poor goes into corrupt politicians like ambuyako a Peter Mutharika.

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