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Over 32 teams have so far registered for the K750,000 Lefnos Chigamula Central Region Pool League (CRPL), which set to...
And you Ken, do you now realise that cash gate and indeed corruption are evil? The same vices that thrived under your leadership as Minister of Finance? I doubt your integrity. If you say you did not know that your “boys” were unprecedentedly stealing Government money, why didn’t you honourably resign when the truth was known? Did you not wait for Amayi to fire you? Did you, at any point, denounce cash gate? So you were waiting for APM’s Government to spearhead the passing of ATI Bill for you to start fighting corruption when you already knew and was dinning… Read more »
Eya.
Tell him the truth. The truth must hurt him “heavy”.
Lipenga should not fool us like this. Pretending to be a saint, when in reality he was in deep with “Jezibel”, plundering our treasury.
my take, since he says arrogantily he is going to veto the rightful bill then let us all agree to withhold our taxes for him.let’s see how he is going to run this country we can not let the foreign donors fight our battle for us.if indeed we are serious wanting this bill passed lets come together fellow malawians, civil society and media demand that our taxes be withheld until we see trasparency with our hard earned money.any one for this idea?
It is not difficult to see why Peter Mutharika does not want the original ATI bill. DPP has now been ruling for 10years. Under Bingu wa Mutharika, Peter Mutharika’s late brother, K577 billion cannot be accounted for. And that is why Peter Mutharika is terrified of an independent ACB. The DPP rule under the Mutharika brothers is a disaster for Malawi as abject poverty has worsened with Millions of Malawians failing to afford basic needs of life.