The failure of the present government to arrest big-fish Muluzi has never ceased to dislocate and wind me up both as a citizen and as a young-revolutionary from as long as I care to remember. I am sure of saying this with no particular emotion, no imagined perception, simply as a statement of fact. After 31 years and 10 years of MCPs and Muluzis cold-bloody regimes respectively, Malawi¡¦s present need is no longer heroics but healing, not nostrums but normalcy, and not insurgency but restoration. This is the ripe time to declare war on poverty in our country and arresting Muluzi is kick-starting the rate of knots. It really beats me as to why this development so seemingly reasonable and indispensable to national social-economic healing looks so abnormal to many Malawians? Honestly, a big joke to speculate that Muluzi has been a well-meaning fellow but his job was made more difficult because crooks surrounded him. I am bowled over as to why we are committing perjury and ignore the fact that Muluzi is a big crook himself who deserves to be in the cooler today. Muluzi never believed that the business of government was the government of business hence his culture of criminality was initially spread throughout the entire ruling class and leadership period. Muluzi in fact haunted Malawi as his personal estate of official criminal gangs whose avowed aim was not the national socio-economic development, but rather the siphoning off of national resources into personal pockets intended for the development of our country. Are we young hopeful, patriotic and prospective leaders of our country really getting sightless to witness how much worth Muluzi has illegitimately amassed over the years? The old glorious tradition of honesty and realism seems to have gotten buried within many more Malawians, and it¡¦s sad that we have lost the much-needed patriotism. As young men and women expected to attain nationalistic platforms, we need to believe in ourselves, love ourselves as we are, nourish our minds, strengthen our will, shed the old skins of self doubt and low self esteem, rid ourselves of an inferior state of mind. Lets drive and crusade for impartiality and let the major culprit of the demolition of our country¡¦s socio-economic identity, the corrupt Muluzi and his band of sycophants, President does-no-wrong minions get unreservedly arrested now.

The present Malawi of course greatly necessitates of good leadership such as Bingu. He is presently the very last leader of his time who should be given final chance to craft Malawi into a better and fit place to live but only if we open our eyes and never bat our eyelids. All these post-colonial leaders must never be let loose as their background is rotten. Bingu must be the last of his generation and them post-colonial politicians must never destroy our country¡¦s hope. However, Bingu needs our support lest hells gonna break loose. I reserve some respect for his honesty, sincerity and integrity on recent arrests. He seems to be patriotic, dutiful, ideal, fair, truthful and do-gooder. He seems to reflect good leadership and a true servant of the people. He seems to accrue dreams of serving the nation and the country. Nevertheless, lets wake up and grasp the fact that Muluzi never lived for our nation; his exceptionality comes when he realized that many more Malawians were too illiterate and non-conversant like himself to understand business of government. And he thanked his God for that. He is a disgraceful betrayal. He never did any golden deed for the service of humanity, but only by tricking them into money offers during his rallies. He never sacrificed anything for the good of many more poor Malawians because to a good leader all humanity is his family that deserves his help.  He has amassed worth that never belongs to himself in the face of the entire donor community.

 I believe its only good leaders that can bring name and fame to the nation and can raise its prestige and honour in the eyes of the world. Unfortunately, selfish, mean and corrupt Muluzi stood in the way of our nation's progress. He had no morality or character as a national leader. He did not have any philosophy of life except to amass personal wealth. Muluzi tricked us and was a joke of the leader, as he has become the real weak spot of a nation. Muluzi was so dull and monotonous to assess the question of the crisis of the national development with respect to issues such as academic capitalism, the info age, globalisation, the nation state, cultural politics and changing relationships between the west (IMF, World Bank, USA, the EU) and least developed countries. For bright, energetic Malawians, it was often easier to get rich by joining the Muluzi government than by creating honest wealth, why was this so? I am to witness against him for I know what he is¡K¡K..

QUOTE FOR YOUNG MALAWIANS:

 "There's one thing that I'm absolutely sure of is that if the young people of Africa are given the chance they will take the continent forward by themselves. They only need to be given a fair chance to succeed and they'll do it." British PM Tony Blair.

 BIGFUT