President Lazarus Chakwera’s son Nick Chakwera and Vitumbiko Mumba are reportedly traveled to Serbia for official duties of behalf of Malawi government, a move that has raised eyebrows on whose capacity the duo went there.
Nick and Mumba do not hold any public office to present Malawi government in any capacity.
Mumba is Malawi Congress Party (MCP) new member who is vying for the party’s Vice Presidency post ahead of MCP elective convention.
There has no any government communication on the duo’s trip to Serbia but social media is washed with photos Nick and Mumba posing with Serbia government officials.
This has raised speculations on how nepotism is being advanced in President Lazarus Chakwera’s Tonse Alliance government.
Analytical view of Nick and Mumba Serbia trip and nepotism tendencies
In a nation where transparency and accountability are paramount, recent events in Malawi have sparked a wave of controversy and concern among its citizens.
President Chakwera, who assumed office amidst high hopes for change and progress, now finds himself embroiled in allegations of nepotism and favoritism, with accusations of placing his children and relatives in influential positions, including diplomatic missions.
In a nation where transparency and accountability are paramount, recent events in Malawi have sparked a wave of controversy and concern among its citizens.
President Chakwera, who assumed office amidst high hopes for change and progress, now finds himself embroiled in allegations of nepotism and favoritism, with accusations of placing his children and relatives in influential positions, including diplomatic missions.
These claims have come to light following a series of events involving Chakwera’s son, Reverend Nick Chakwera, that have left many Malawians questioning the integrity of their leadership.
