Bad & Deceitful Counsel: Malawi’s unutilised advisers
There’s an old Ghanaian proverb that says When a King has good counsellors, his reign is peaceful. This proverb essentially means a leader is defined by the circumstances and people … Continue reading
The press isn’t providing what the public desperately needs — news that matters
Remember my post here, regarding Press Reform in Malawi? Well, consider this article here, titled ‘The press isn’t providing what the public desperately needs — news that matters’ that presents … Continue reading
UnlockedMoneySafe: Investigating Cashgate – the twists and turns of corruption in Malawi
I feel sorry for the forensic investigators probing into Cashgate. Each day brings with it a new revelation, scheme or scandal, each day new drama. If it wasn’t the fact … Continue reading
Reuniting Africa: Infrastructure
It was delightful to hear news that Kenya in collaboration with the Chinese government will be investing $13.8 billion to build a railway line to link its port city of … Continue reading
Same **** different players
So the cowboys have finally taken to the dock. After that fateful night in April plotting to effectively hijack the presidency, an unconstitutional coup that was only prevented by the … Continue reading
Fighting the waters : Diversion tactics and PR stunts
Besides the revelations of corruption that have been levied against the government of Malawi, to me serious questions of doubt began after the reshuffle, which retained many shady characters. At … Continue reading
