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BEING BROKE IS BETTER THAN MAKING MONEY ILLEGALLY. Until our youth and graduates are sworn to this creed, plunder of public resources shall continue raving our nation.
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Black privilege is real. For example @ChikafaJnr just posted that he didn't know that white people can get documentation fraudulently. If tables were turned and a white man said something similar, woke folks who claim that's a racist remark. Black privilege, folks.
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They're cooking @Helix_W my goat. No way!
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You can never convince a Malawian coach, especially those coaching in the top flight league, that Juju doesn't work. I tried and I almost got slapped.
When Juju suspicions turn violent at Chitipa Masters FC’s visit to Chitipa Stadium was overshadowed by a series of disturbing incidents that reportedly began during Friday’s training session and escalated into violence against visiting officials during Saturday’s FDH Premiership match against Chitipa United. Read full story at: malawi24.com/2026/10/25/when…
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Replying to @ElenimoC
It's not the same thing. One can agree or disagree with a sitting Presidents policies, but to endorse someone for a position when he has proven his unsuitability is just poor judgement.
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Bro these people just say that to win elections, they're one in the same they drink and eat together privately and make it seem like they're enemies in public.
I thought the least the DPP govt would do is expose the obvious corruption under MCP. The lawless Chisale made a pact with the Gods of Revenge to teach MCP a lesson. But what did we expect from a lawless man? Crickets. Silence. Atleast Laz exposed Kabambe. Smh
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Even before the elections, look at the people that APM chose as his inner circle. It's either they were on bail or on the most wanted list in some remote corner of hell. The signs were there. Everyone who was rooting for APM baffled me. Not again, comrades.
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Everyone who didn't foresee that APM will be an outright disaster is naive, daft or a DPP sympathiser. We, who have some ounce of intelligence, owe a duty to those gullible and naive. Promoting someone who was destined to ruin this country is treasonous. Not again, comrades!
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We have a mf playing with public funds and it’s niggas defending him talking about “banter” and “get to know him kaye” DPMO man
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So, tweeps, look at this pre-election post by Kenani. Exaggerated, flowery and frankly false. If this is not a tacit endorsement of APM then what would be? There are more similar post election posts that allude to such endorsement. Smh
Yesterday, former President Peter Mutharika delivered a compelling speech that seamlessly wove together history, economics, and the everyday language of the common man to make a strong case for his re-election. Citing America’s Declaration of Independence, he underscored what he called the three fundamental duties of any government: protecting life, safeguarding liberty, and enabling the pursuit of happiness. He lamented the worsening economic situation over the past five years and its toll on people’s well-being, pointing to rising poverty levels. He outlined how his Economic Recovery Committee has developed a clear roadmap to restore economic stability. Remarkably, throughout the entire address, he spoke without notes, paper, or teleprompter. He delivered his points with conviction, interspersing humour and displaying complete ease on the podium. For someone often scrutinised for his age, there was no hint of frailty in the force or clarity of his delivery.
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Replying to @ElenimoC @onjezani
Ndipo ankadabwitsatu kuti a learned person like him lacking that simple foresight, it got me worried
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The Pain is still on
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There's little money in it. Simple.
Why Arabs Slave trade is Skipped in History
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I also don't know why we tolerate the blacks who sold their fellow blacks and later resisted vehemently when the Brits decided to end the trade
Slavery was so brutal i don't know why you people still tolerate white people
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Its quite interesting to think the same president with largely the same cabinet as before would just magically bring new ideas. Especially considering that in his manifesto they never once talked about bringing new leadership and their whole thing was “back to proven leadership”
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The DPP government instead of commencing audits that would expose the MCP govt is busy discontinuing corruption cases. Kabambe who is the biggest beneficiary of this stupidity will continue feasting on our hard earned taxes. The stupidity of this govt is infuriating.
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The mighty @Malawi24 has delivered. No more useless Kabambe stories. Thieves need no audience. Kudos 👏
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As a black person I want blacks to get over racism.
White people expect Black people to “get over” racism but won't stop being racist
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I thought the least the DPP govt would do is expose the obvious corruption under MCP. The lawless Chisale made a pact with the Gods of Revenge to teach MCP a lesson. But what did we expect from a lawless man? Crickets. Silence. Atleast Laz exposed Kabambe. Smh
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The problem with people like @onjezani is that they lack foresight. He cheered APM into office, then acts shocked when history starts repeating itself. Speaking in hindsight isn't just ridiculous, it's pointless. He should have know better. APM has always been useless.
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There's no such thing as men who are bad at sex. Women need to communicate. It's that simple. You can't second guess the anatomy of every Eliza. She just need to tell you what works for her. Kids, learn.
Replying to @pinkdreamsZ
I think that men are generally bad at sex, women just tolerate it.
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