Tag Archives: Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe

Shame on Chakwera for leaving State House vandalised

……Citizens demand accountability as reports of looting and damage tarnish the Presidency’s image

LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-Fresh reports from the State House have ignited public outrage following revelations of widespread damage and alleged looting that reportedly began around September 16, 2025.

Malawians are expressing disbelief that such destruction could occur within the nation’s most guarded and symbolically important residence of power.

The State House is more than just a presidential residence—it stands as a reflection of Malawi’s dignity, order, and leadership before the world.

When reports of vandalism and property damage surfaced, the public’s initial reaction was one of shock, disappointment, and disbelief at how such negligence could go unchecked.

Many have pointed fingers at President Lazarus Chakwera’s administration, demanding clear answers on who was responsible for the mismanagement and how such a breach could happen under its watch.

Observers believe this incident underscores a deeper issue of weak supervision, moral decay, and poor institutional discipline within government circles.

Some analysts suggest that the situation may also signal internal frustrations or breakdowns in leadership within the corridors of power.

Regardless of the underlying reasons, the alleged looting and damage have cast a dark shadow over the image of the presidency and raised concerns about the government’s seriousness in safeguarding public property.

Malawians are calling for transparency, accountability, and firm action to ensure that those behind the destruction face justice and that similar incidents never occur again.

As the country gears up for the 2025 general elections, this episode serves as a powerful reminder that leadership must begin with responsibility, integrity, and respect for the nation’s institutions.

I will not tolerate complacency, says President Mutharika to newly sworn-in ministers

News Ministers in Malawi
Swearing in of newly appointed Cabinet Ministers and Deputy Ministers. These ministers were appointed on Monday 17 July, 2017 when I reshuffled my cabinet

State President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika on Friday, said he will not tolerate complacency and laziness from any member of his cabinet.

Mutharika said this at Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe during the swearing-in ceremony of four newly-appointed ministers.

 

On 17th July, Mutharika reshuffled his cabinet and appointed the four new faces, namely, of Anna Kachikho who is the new Minister for Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Everton Chimulirenji appointed as deputy minister of defense, and Clement Mukumbwa, who is Deputy Minister of Gender, Children and Social Welfare. Continue reading I will not tolerate complacency, says President Mutharika to newly sworn-in ministers