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The New Testament talks about some incidents that Jesus Christ raised people from the dead. Looking at those incidents, gives...
32 years of Banda’s heinous regime,more than half by far of the 15million people are traumatized and lost sense of oneself hence, the successive so-called leaders take this opportunity to misrule their voters and after general elections jump on obsolete MPs and make them puppets and political football.What the people must understand is that the MPs pay more allegiance to the government leaders than the people who voted them into Parliament.We have seen this in successive administrations starting from Mphonongo Banda soon after the dismissals and resignations of the best Cabinet ever seen so far in the history of our… Read more »
Another miserable opposition clown barking, barking, barking and barking some more…….for nothing!
APM is right on deadlines because they are given by ignorant people who don’t know how much govt. have or don’t have in their coffers and how long it takes to do some of the the things. e.g it takes 3-5yrs to build and commision a power station. APM has been in power for 18 months only, how then can u see a new power station already? Who has more experts btwn state and pastors’ body? Do they also teach Engineering and Economics in theological colleges? Let those who know and will do the job tell us the deadlines not… Read more »
You haters of APM will burn in hell for insulting our beloved president. He is trying his best to deliver but he was born epileptic so its not his fault. Just imagine my compatriots when a manager at CMST delivers LPOs to Asian suppliers of medicines in exchange for cash which is shared with the CEO how can we have medicine in our hospitals. When the civil service is failing to process its payroll on time and even fails to give fuel to its Ministers and the head of the civil cant assert his authority over the ST over such… Read more »
Even is an accidental president he was not voted into power but was imposed on us by Mbendela and Kenyata if that is what you meant Mr. I like the othet commentator on this article who said a marriage can end sooner yhan expected if the vows they made to coax one another are not kept and adhered to. This government is really out of touch with its people.
it appears dialogue has failed…tipangeko ziwawa wez .iwowo sakuvutika..ndifeyo anthu akumudzife tikulira..Iwo Ali busy kumadya pizza…ife tidakasaukilabe..Iwo akulemelabe..nthawi yakwana yot Malawians shud rise up…and fight this accidental president’s leadership… a PAC asakudyetsen zimabanz..we are for you coz..u represent us..amphawife….continue speaking for us..we are proud of you…this is our country..let us decide for ourselves..nthawi yosekelela yatha….
Let me school Mapwevupwevu at no1 that Joyce Banda was not accidental president. In case you do not know read our constitution which clearly provides that if a person holding the office of president dies, is incapacitated or is impeached or leaves office for any reason the vice president shall become president. There is nothing accidental about Joyce Banda. Those who argue that Joyce Banda was an accidental president display a worrying and dangerous ignorance of our constitution. The same constitution clearly provides that those who govern Malawians including the state president do so on the sustained trust of Malawians.… Read more »
Hahaha akuti “Mapwiya Muulupale” yet you are SiBweni. Next time just say “SiBweni”.
EVEN IN MARRIAGE A
HUSBAND OR A WIFE
MAY BE CALLED ACCIDENTAL;
WHY ??? ONE OF THE
COUPLE FAILING TO FULFILL
PROMISES MADE BEFORE
MARRIAGE AS A RESULT MARRIAGE/ FRIENDSHIP BREAKS
AS QUICKLLY AS POSSIBLE
THAN EXPECTED.
ITS TRUE WE HAVE ACCIDENTAL
LEADERS
NO DOUBT !!
The sort of leadership that only seems relevant to those who were born politically dimwit. What is more disheartening is that a person who went through primary school, secondary school up to tertiary education and perhaps a college of good reputation and even travelled out side but still staunchly rallies behind this simpleton of a leadership. No wonder academic qualification doesn’t translate into political literacy.