yes why chaponda not charged?

In the first place, who authorized the arrest of the 4 MCP leaders, within the police leadership?
Why have the courts left them scot-free, when it is them who triggered wheels of justice on this misfired court battle?
What our law enforcement arm continues to do is too costly and unacceptable at this age, especially when one considers the shape of our economy.

I wish our police would invest more in thorough underground investigatoons before squaring on the potential suspects.
I still feel the police has moved in too early based on political pressure and not dictated by tanginle evidence.
I wish a law was fashioned to hold any authorising officers liable for any misfirings on such half-baked arrests that end up in loss of huge taxpayers money.

I am not sure whether there is anything the government can do to stop abuse of the social media. It is sad that in Malawi we have a general tendency of focusing on sad and depressing events. We seem more excited and energized when a bad thing happens to someone as opposed to when a positive thing happens. People have posted depressing pictures of dead people even before the relatives have come to hear of the event. We circulate when a rich man has become poor, people have divorced, a minister has been fired; a pastor has committed a scandal… Read more »

Lets not hide behind social media as regulated. In most countries the foolish things we are doing in Malawi are punishable by Law. Let us not think naively that because its social media then its free from regulation. producing a resignation letter for somebody and forging signature is a serious crime regardless of forum for communication let us accept that. whether we are not happy with government politics but our reactions should mind its legality. The only problem is when the police rush to make arrests and end up finding no case against the accused. they have to first have… Read more »