Kamuzu Banda Archives - Page 5 of 5

How Samora Machel signed his own death warrant: South Africa, Malawi fingered

There was motive for the then South African government to kill Mozambique’s Samora Machel, and there is plenty of evidence...

MaraviPost on 06th Sep

Dr. Mathews A. P. Chikaonda retirement comes with many unfulfilled promises

Dr. Chikaonda served as a Professor of Finance at Memorial University of Newfoundland in Canada from 1988 to 1994. He holds...

Maravi Post correspondent on 17th Aug

Dickson Kashoti: Malawian citizenry jinxed?

Malawians will never stand up and speak in unison against bad leadership even though it is obvious the country is losing...

Maravi Post correspondent on 14th Aug

Malawi Pres. Mutharika’s ignorance of the inviolability of the separation of powers and judicial independence more than disquieting

The country we now call Malawi has been a constitutional state since its inception, meaning Malawi has always been governed...

MaraviPost on 29th Jun

Kamlepo Kalua utterings have failed to Garner the attention he craves

Malawi politician Kamlepo Kalua once a failed presidential candidate has failed to Garner the attention he seeks with a history...

Lloyd M’bwana on 19th Feb

Malawians agree ‘Accidental Presidents’ is simply an opinion without substance and much analysis

According to a respected political commentator, Blessing Chinsinga, Malawi’s dwindling of social-economic developments since attaining of multiparty system of government in 1994 can be attributed to accidental presidents Malawi has, claiming they put their personal interests before the rest of Malawians, thereby leaving the rest of us impoverished. This...

Elwin Mandowa on 17th Jan

Feeble attempt at an apology from MCP leader Chakwera at Rose Chibambo’s funeral is not enough

Finally MCP leader Lazarus Chakwera started making the apologies his party has owed Malawians for a long time at the funeral...

Maravi Post correspondent on 16th Dec

Malawi Pres. Joyce Banda’s eulogy at Mandela’s burial in Qunu

I stand before you today to join you, the people of South Africa, and the world, to mourn the loss of a great leader: Nelson Rohlihlahla Mandela. I join you, the people of this rainbow nation, to celebrate a life of one of Africa’s unique leaders who gallantly fought for freedom and peace for this great country and the world. ...