Emily Mkamanga
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Have interest in the country for progress
Theodore Roosevelt of America defined patriotism as a stand with the country and it does not mean a stand with…
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Get-rich-quick schemes backfire
Due to greed, some people get involved in get-rich-quick schemes. Strange enough such people are necessarily not poor, but have…
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Challenges of political change
Every change has challenges, even if it is a promotion, one has to face adjustments at the new position. This…
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Politics without principles
Politics with no principle can best be defined as empty. It goes without saying that whatever people do should have…
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No one owns the President
When addressing people at the recent memorial service of the late Dr Hastings Kamuzu Banda in Lilongwe, President Lazarus Chakwera…
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Listening to voice of reason
The beauty about democracy is that it comes with various freedoms. One of the freedoms that democracy brings is freedom…
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Strong opposition necessary
In the early nineties, the political wind of change was blowing across Africa and Malawians took advantage as they were…
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Progress needs positive reporting
Some people in Malawi have short memory. They even fail to remember the past leadership records in a democratic Malawi. …
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Bold leadership solution to corruption
To bring development into a country is not equal to borrowing more money from IMF or the World Bank, plus…
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No ransom for service delivery
Most successful people, be it in business or at work are those who have learnt principles of negotiations. This is…
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Longevity in power no solution
Dictators usually have a tendency of staying in power way beyond their tenure. Their explanation is that they want to…
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All time lessons from Magufuli
Most countries in Africa are known to be underdeveloped. In isolated cases, some have moved to developed and middle-developed respectively.…
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No corruption is safe
Indeed, corruption comes in all forms and styles. However, it all boils down to converting public resources into personal fortune.…
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No one is above the law
The whole idea for having “Reforms” in government is to correct the systems in government as well as its agent…
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No power to corrupt people
One of the best socio/political commentators and analysts Prof. Patrick Lumumba of Kenya was once quoted as saying: “In Japan…
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Unattended problems delay progress
As it were government is a continuous process. Therefore, if there has to be any progress in a country each…
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Tasting your own salt in politics
It is a well-known fact that a party in power and its leadership would want to remain there beyond its…
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Discipline paramount in government
Whether or not it is by design lack of discipline in Malawi government and the country as a whole came…
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Punish public resources thieves
It is common knowledge that no country, including Malawi, can develop if there is corruption and abuse of power by…
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Govt requires individual participation
The whole purpose of having a government is for people to be provided with an organised system of serving them…
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