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MCP’s biggest problem is Chakwera’s failures - Nation Online (opens the original)
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In October 2013, Lazarus Chakwera—then Leader of Opposition in Parliament and newly elected president of the main opposition MCP—stood in the House and presented his party as a vehicle for renewal. He spoke of a reformed MCP ahead of the 2014 elections and assured all Malawians that a better and more prosperous country was possible under his presidency. The backdrop was the Cashgate scandal, which had rocked the Joyce Banda-led government and brought it to its knees a year later. Chakwera accuse
DPP’s one year: Road remains bumpy - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Esteemed statesmen, sometimes I suspect that governing this country is rather like inheriting one of those battered passenger taxis plying the Limbe-Manje route in Blantyre. Those machines can still move on four wheels, but every rattle, cough and suspicious groan from beneath the bonnet leaves passengers wondering whether they will reach their destination or end up stranded by the roadside, if not thrown into one of those unforgiving potholes that now characterise most roads in the country. And
The K700 million question at Nocma - Nation Online (opens the original)
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The National Oil Company of Malawi (Nocma) is under fire after an alleged cyber-fraud heist that cost $403 605 (roughly K700 million). The money was reportedly meant for a Mozambican company handling petroleum products on behalf of Nocma at the Port of Nacala. Instead, following what has been described as cyber fraud, the funds ended up in a Bank of America account controlled by fraudsters who allegedly posed as the legitimate business partner. By the time the real company came looking for its p
Ruling DPP and Mutharika’s waiting game - Nation Online (opens the original)
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President Peter Mutharika flew to South Africa on a private trip on Wednesday this week. But before he left Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe, he addressed one of the most politically sensitive questions facing the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) ahead of the 2030 elections—succession. He spoke in an interview with State House press secretary Cathy Maulidi amid growing speculation over an alleged rift between him and State First Vice-President Jane Ansah, the woman who shared his presidential
Ultimate succession test for DPP, MCP - Nation Online (opens the original)
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For more than a decade now, Malawi’s presidential elections have revolved around Arthur Peter Mutharika (APM) of the ruling DPP and Lazarus Chakwera of the opposition MCP. Their rivalry has dominated newspaper headlines, radio programmes and social media, sometimes extending far beyond the newsroom to crowded markets, beer halls, minibuses and villages where voters meet daily to dissect politics and other national challenges and prescribe their own solutions very few folks in government seem wil
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