Bakili Muluzi (and Not Rt Hon Impi Saulosi Klaus Chilima the Vice President) to represent Mutharika for Zambia’s 50th independence anniversary nyasatimes/2014/10/19/muluzi-to-represent-mutharika-for-zambias-50th-independence-anniversary/ Please read the 42 comments included after the main article. Muluzi to represent Mutharika for Zambia’s 50th independence anniversary October 19, 2014 Nyasa Times Reporter Featured, Politics 42 comments Malawi former President Bakili Muluzi will represent President Prof Peter Mutharika at Zambia’s 50th Independence Anniversary to be held in the capital Lusaka on October 24. Muluzi takes leave of President Mutharika Muluzi will lead the Malawi delegation after being delegated by President Mutharika amid speculation that the governing ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is working on offering United Democratic Front (UDF) president Atupele Muluzi, son to the former leader, the position of second vice-president. Atupele was appointed Minister of Natural Resources, Energy and Mining by President Mutharika in a touted lean cabinet of 20 members. A letter from Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Cooperation addressed to Muluzi’s Chief of Staff stated that it has pleased the President to delegate the former leader to the event. Confirming the development the former President said he was happy with the gesture and he had accepted to travel to Lusaka for the event. He commended Mutharika for showing a spirit of reaching out to the other sectors of society on political, governance and economic issues of Malawi. The former President also applauded Mutharika for inviting presidential candidates in the May 20 Tripartite Elections to luncheon on October 9 saying it underlined his commitment to work with everybody in the interest of the country. “This is very commendable. I urge the President to also consider Members of Parliament from other political parties in his delegation outside the country whenever resources are available,” he said. He said the move would help the MPs to be given exposure to opportunities because they are new. Muluzi, who was appointed Malawi’s Special envoy to Swaziland, met President Mutharika at Sanjika Palace in Blantyre where the former leader briefed him on the progress of mediation talks on the democratic process taking place in Swaziland. THE COMMENTS 42 thoughts on “Muluzi to represent Mutharika for Zambia’s 50th independence anniversary” 421. Nyangwani says: October 19, 2014 at 1:48 pm Where’s the VP? Is it part of DPP-UDF pact to sideline Chilima.? Muluzi has a corruption case. He shud not be sent on govt business. Reply 412. Mso T says: October 19, 2014 at 1:47 pm This is the Muluzi I know, so clever and always looking for opportunities. For APM, we know he wants to get support of the eastern region so that he can do whatever he thinks. So saddening for our democracy. 40 petrol kali says: October 19, 2014 at 1:28 pm akuluakulu ngati ziko la malawi lili losalila its because of bakili i hate the muluzi’s anthu osokoneza Reply 39 Dreadful. Mwikhoma says: October 19, 2014 at 1:15 pm Nothing wrong with that & Mutharika is not stupid to do that, Reply 38 Eliam k says: October 19, 2014 at 1:05 pm Thats fine Reply 37 godfrey mandala says: October 19, 2014 at 1:01 pm Nzeru koma zimenezo.Kumakumbukira akulu pa ndale. Reply 36 Bantu says: October 19, 2014 at 12:58 pm meanwhile, Muluzi’s K1.6billion case is being swept under the carpet. Slipped discs are back in their place. Reply 35 Shimoshimo says: October 19, 2014 at 12:39 pm Zayambika Reply 34 mopia says: October 19, 2014 at 12:27 pm Uyu ndi wa kwathu. Paja ife sanje tilibe. APM taonetseni anthu including the Federal advocates kuti ife sitikondera mbali. DPP woyeeeeee! Reply 33 Alfred Munduwabo says: October 19, 2014 at 12:26 pm Is our former His Excellency President Doctor Eleson Bakili Muluzi feeling better now ? May the Almighty God be with him after suffering that long time after he handed power to the Late His Excellency Prof Bingu Thom Muntharika. Reply 32 chidiso says: October 19, 2014 at 12:24 pm pitani a chair musamvere za anthu ansanje dpp ndi ndi mwana wanu obereka nokha anangolowerera pano wabwerera kwa atate ake mumuveke mwinjiro, nsapato mmapazi ndi mphete nchala Reply 31 Peter says: October 19, 2014 at 12:17 pm Muluzi used to travel to SA always when Bingu was in power due to sickness but now since court cases are over after stealing our taxes, he is no longer sick now!! We poor Malawians, we don’t have no powers to fight what belongs to us but it is only God who fight on our behalf. I think we should wake up one day and tell them we will no longer pay tax. Where is cashgate from Muluzi, what is the difference between Muluzi cashgate and cashgate from Sithole or Senzani?? 30 Wachitaganya says: October 19, 2014 at 12:06 pm This is a huge Diplomatic gafee. While it may seem correct on the domestic political scene I do not think its something that Lusaka will highly cherish. Bear in mind that Sata and the Mithalikas are miles apart all because of Sata’s deportation when he came to visit Muluzi. So what message is Lusaka getting from this? The, President has lost an opportunity to improve relations with this good neighbour of ours. His own attendance or that of Chilima woild have been much better. Tweet PS Reply 29 unfortunate says: October 19, 2014 at 12:04 pm Here comes once again a very interesting moment in malawi’s political landscape, is a difficult situation, let’s take our time before we can be negative or positive. Tweet PS Reply 28 Sosten Gwengwe says: October 19, 2014 at 12:04 pm Mutharika ameneyo killing UDF in the process. Tweet PS Reply 27 wills says: October 19, 2014 at 12:01 pm Ndizimenezo.so chilima game yagona. i thought he shd hv bn the vp to represent him??? muisova a chilima u belonged to the groups of wolfs.cast ur net deep. Reply 26 The Patriot says: October 19, 2014 at 12:00 pm No spine problems for Atcheya now, zonse zili tayale! But when ACB starts to ask questions about the alleged plunder of government money, matenda amakula nthawi yomweyo ku South Africa! This guy needs his day in court to answer for the money he allegedly stole from us taxpayers! He should not be representing us in anyway until the case is over. This is why our politicians have the guts to plunder government money because they know the cases will never see the light of the day! The lady judge in Malawi is NOT blind at all, she is able to see money and influence!! Reply 25 AGALATIYA 5:19-21 says: October 19, 2014 at 11:57 am kodi mukamapeleka maganizo enawa mumaganiza zinthu zomanga kapena zopwhasula? what is wrong here? nthawi zonse mumangofuna anthu azisiyana maganizo basi. KODI MAU AMULUNGU MUMAWELENGA KOMA? NANGA AMATI CHANI ZANTENDELE. A M A L A W I. Reply 24 bikoko says: October 19, 2014 at 11:56 am We need such a development in Malawi as far the development we need. Don’t politicize everything my fellow Malawians’ Mandela in south Africa place Fredrick Dicklake to a vice president, yet he was an apartheid last president who also accuse Mandela. Grow up you Malawian Tweet PS Reply 23 Njolinjo mwana wamama says: October 19, 2014 at 11:51 am Zimayamba chonco. Wina adzalira ataona choonadi. How can a ‘bonya’ swallow a shark! Tiziona!! Tweet PS Reply 22 alfred january says: October 19, 2014 at 11:49 am ndi zimene zikufunika kuti tizigwirizana posasankhana zipani.Zilibwino sizinalakwike Tweet PS Reply 21 mtondo says: October 19, 2014 at 11:48 am eyetu apa zilibwino we r one pangan federlismyo infact enanu sitimakufunani mkale lomwe ndie seccession ili bwino mwina tipange zathu kumwera kuno kkkk solve! Tweet PS Reply 20 jp says: October 19, 2014 at 11:39 am Although I don’t support dpp, and its president, but it is very important to acknowledge his goodwill, towards former president. His brother Bingu got the presidency through Muluzi, and did not receive thank you for that, he was treated like a label in Malawi. If the current leader has taken this path, I think it is worth recomendable to all of us, former presidents all over the world are being respected and honored so what is wrong with us in Malawi? I think the two Muthalikas are jst brothers but not same in thinking and acting, I find the younger Muthalika, better than the former, thank you Mr Mr President, although I don’t support your party and you, but you have convinced me to think that you are a good leader from a,party I don’t like and will not like it. Like 1 Reply 19 kalokesha says: October 19, 2014 at 11:25 am Apa ndiye zilibwino life izitero not kumangotozana sizabwino apeter mulungu akudalitsen pogwira ntchito limodzi ndiaformer presdent allah be with you Reply 18 tchaka says: October 19, 2014 at 11:21 am Wina anya manyi ndithu- APM ali boo guys- nde wina paja akufuna kuti chigawo chinachake chiime pachokha pajaeti? Zikomo zikomo Reply 17 Zomba Banda says: October 19, 2014 at 11:16 am This is what Bingu was supposed to be doing to Muluzi. I thank the incumbent leader for this gesture. He is appreciating what Muluzi did to his brother Bingu. If a chance is there also send Joyce to represent you, this is the kind of leadership Malawi want. With this heart Mr President God wil be on your way at all times and doors will open for our prosperity. Reply 16 Nyamayampwisa says: October 19, 2014 at 11:12 am Something fishey going on here. Is this in a bid to silence the VP we are watching with interest to see what you have in store for the nation. They say the enemy of my enemy is my friend. A friend of my enemy is my enemy. We will see what you have in plan. A day will come when you will tell us the whole truth. Reply 15 chanika says: October 19, 2014 at 11:11 am mbava zokhazokha….chilipo zikubisa mbava zimenezi Reply 14 innocent says: October 19, 2014 at 11:04 am That’s a good move Mr President keep it up. We have the wise president now. Reply 13 Mbwiye says: October 19, 2014 at 11:03 am Please APM you may include MPs L Chakwera and K Kalua, as new mps to be given exposure. Atupeleyo akukwaniranso pa 2nd Vice President. Mwanayu ali ndi nzeru zachibadwidwe ngati bambo ache. Anam’phuzinsa kuidoda bau. APM ndiye ukukwana zedi, go APM go go go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Reply 12 wakumocambique says: October 19, 2014 at 10:43 am ayao tidzingokutuman choncho basi u president unakukanikani.ino ndinthawi yathu ahlomwe ndi angon Reply 11 Manyonyo Dipa says: October 19, 2014 at 10:39 am Go ahead with good gorvernance mr president. 10 Nkhawena says: October 19, 2014 at 10:38 am Thats good idea peter thats what we were waiting 4 kp it up Reply 9 nkunthamasese says: October 19, 2014 at 10:35 am Atupele to be second vice president! thats great news. He indeed deserves! the lad is geneous. bravo APM bravo Atupele. Congrants Bwana-bwana Dr Bakili. Reply 8 Chikadzakuwani says: October 19, 2014 at 10:25 am KOma mzabwino kobasi ntchito kumagawani izi Reply 7 ctanli with c says: October 19, 2014 at 10:19 am .good move… Past presidents deserve this good gestures Reply 6 Mbolo Sidwala! says: October 19, 2014 at 10:04 am Koma Saulos ukuziona zimenezi? Bwinotubwino, mukhala ngati D7 namatcheni, kungokoza msewu koma osayendamo! (kungothandiza kubela mavoti, pano ndi izo ayamba kukutayani, tiye nazoni!) Reply 5 Malawiana says: October 19, 2014 at 9:50 am Msana unasiyano kupweteka? It must have been an ACB motivated backache! Reply 4 Nyapala says: October 19, 2014 at 9:47 am Father and founder of corruption who sought refuge in hospitals during Bingu’s time. Bingu analidi chitsuro cha njanji not his useless young brother. Malawians don’t like Bakili Muluzi at all. Watch out Peter. Reply 3 Wa Liverpool says: October 19, 2014 at 9:37 am Way to go. Zili bwino Reply 2 Akuliainga says: October 19, 2014 at 9:16 am Heehedee!! a malawi kumangotembenuzidwa ngati bonya mum’phika!!! presidency going back to where it BELONG. (Eastern Region) kkkkkkk Reply 1 Mwenecho says: October 19, 2014 at 9:10 am koma ziliko
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