By Z Allan Ntata
Malawi’s Progress Came at a High Price – We Cannot Go Back to Puppet Rule!
“Some battles are fought with guns. Others are fought with courage. In 2019, Malawians fought with their voices, their votes, and their determination.”Do not forget. Never forget.
Peter Mutharika tried to steal Malawi’s future with Tip-Ex. Malawians took to the streets, demanding justice. The courts heard the cries of the people and ruled against him. The will of the people prevailed, and Malawi got a second chance.But at what cost?
How many Malawians were beaten for speaking out? How many businesses were burned because people had no faith in the government? How many families were left in fear, wondering if their voices even mattered?Yet, despite all the pain, Malawians refused to bow down.
We stood up for our democracy. We marched for our future. We fought against a stolen election—and we won.And now… they want us to forget.
They want us to believe that nothing happened. They want us to believe that a man who tried to steal power deserves another chance. They want us to close our eyes and pretend that 2019 never happened. But This Time, It’s Even Worse!Mutharika is not just trying to return to power.
He is coming back as a puppet. He is controlled by unelected thugs who are pulling the strings behind the scenes. He is just the face—Chisale is the real force, the shadow leader.If Tip-Ex was their strategy in 2019, what will they do this time?
Malawi paid a heavy price for change. We cannot afford to go back to a leader who tried to erase democracy with a bottle of Tip-Ex. And we cannot afford to hand the country over to a puppet controlled by the same corrupt hands that destroyed Malawi before. If we forget, we betray the sacrifice of every Malawian who fought for justice. If we forget, we allow history to repeat itself. If we forget, we tell them that they can do it again, and we will do nothing.Malawians, the choice is clear. Progress is painful, but it is better than the pain of being robbed of our future once again.
⸻ Malawi’s Progress Came at a High Price – We Cannot Go Back to Puppet Rule!
Malawi’s Progress Came at a High Price – We Cannot Go Back to Puppet Rule! “Some battles are fought with guns. Others are fought with courage. In 2019, Malawians fought with their voices, their votes, and their determination.”Do not forget. Never forget.
Peter Mutharika tried to steal Malawi’s future with Tip-Ex. Malawians took to the streets, demanding justice. The courts heard the cries of the people and ruled against him. The will of the people prevailed, and Malawi got a second chance.But at what cost?
How many Malawians were beaten for speaking out? How many businesses were burned because people had no faith in the government? How many families were left in fear, wondering if their voices even mattered?Yet, despite all the pain, Malawians refused to bow down.
We stood up for our democracy. We marched for our future. We fought against a stolen election—and we won.And now… they want us to forget.
They want us to believe that nothing happened. They want us to believe that a man who tried to steal power deserves another chance. They want us to close our eyes and pretend that 2019 never happened. But This Time, It’s Even Worse!Mutharika is not just trying to return to power.
He is coming back as a puppet. He is controlled by unelected thugs who are pulling the strings behind the scenes. He is just the face—Chisale is the real force, the shadow leader.If Tip-Ex was their strategy in 2019, what will they do this time?
Malawi paid a heavy price for change. We cannot afford to go back to a leader who tried to erase democracy with a bottle of Tip-Ex. And we cannot afford to hand the country over to a puppet controlled by the same corrupt hands that destroyed Malawi before. If we forget, we betray the sacrifice of every Malawian who fought for justice. If we forget, we allow history to repeat itself. If we forget, we tell them that they can do it again, and we will do nothing.Malawians, the choice is clear. Progress is painful, but it is better than the pain of being robbed of our future once again.
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