Why Peter Mutharika’s recent outbursts are evidence confirming he is out of touch with poor Malawians
Last week, the president of Malawi came out to angrily defend his New York Trip, and justified hiring a private jet (amidst an economic crisis), and taking out a large … Continue reading
The International minnows and their minions
The term Minnow is an English noun used to denote a small freshwater Eurasian fish of the carp family, which typically forms large shoals. The term has been used (among … Continue reading
UN rights office welcomes Malawi leader’s condemnation of attacks on people with albinism
27 March 2015 – The United Nations Human Rights office today welcomed Malawi President Peter Mutharika’s strong statement condemning the recent spate of attacks on people with albinism in his … Continue reading
Con Artists: Deception, deception and more deception
The typical con artist of the 21st Century is a puppet organisation whose employees have important sounding job titles, wear suits, have well manicured fingernails and sport pricey haircuts. None … Continue reading
The Conversation | former US Ambassador to the UN – Andrew Young
Interesting interview with an excellent perspective. Would highly recommend it!
Reshaping the African Politician – Nick Wright
In my quest to find progressive views and forward-thinking ideas which if embraced could potentially improve Malawi’s economic situation, I found myself interviewing Sir Edward Clay, the former British Ambassador … Continue reading
Visa facilitation as a means to support tourism growth, socio-economic development and job creation
Yesterday an update appeared on the Malawian president’s Facebook page, in which she informed her social media followers that she had participated in a ‘.. Ministerial Roundtable of the United … Continue reading →