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June 2, 2002: Jarson Mphezewa, a farmer in the village of Lovimbi, Malawi, 100 kilometers from Lilongwe, Malawi's capital (Photo: AFP).
Mr Bakili Muluzi & the UDF Legacy
June 2, 2002: Jarson Mphezewa, a farmer in the village of Lovimbi, Malawi, 100 kilometers from Lilongwe, Malawi's capital (Photo: AFP).
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Bakili Muluzi Quotes
" I am a good dictator who wants to maintain peace and stability in my country "
Speaking when the High Court of Malawi declared unconstitutional President Muluzi's ban on demonstrations against the controversial presidential third-term debate, but the head of state said he would ignore the ruling.
The Real Bakili Muluzi
Bakili Muluzi, the man with no objective and vision to lead the country, his 10 year track record speaks for itself.
Bakili Muluzi the man manipulating poor Malawians with handouts from money he is yet to account for
Bakili Muluzi the man who puts his private UDF party before the Republic's interests
Bakili Muluzi, the man who has questionable and controversial associates in the history of Malawi politics
Bakili Muluzi the man who wants to be life president of Malawi
Bakili Muluzi the worst performing president ever to be elected in the history of Malawi
Bakili Muluzi, the man who thinks he can buy his way out of everything in Malawi politics including the Presidency
Bakili Muluzi, the man who promised free shoes to the electorate who up to now has not delivered on his promise not to mention the other countless promises he lied to the Malawian people during his tenure
Bakili Muluzi, the man who has run the UDF party as a personal entity for 15 long years
His intentions to rule for life were the same in 2004 when his tenure finished and are the same today in 2008
Bakili Muluzi, the man who takes Malawi and the Malawian people for a joke
Ladies and Gentlemen, Bakili Muluzi SIMPLY CAN NOT BE TRUSTED.
Bakili Muluzi the man manipulating poor Malawians with handouts from money he is yet to account for
Bakili Muluzi the man who puts his private UDF party before the Republic's interests
Bakili Muluzi, the man who has questionable and controversial associates in the history of Malawi politics
Bakili Muluzi the man who wants to be life president of Malawi
Bakili Muluzi the worst performing president ever to be elected in the history of Malawi
Bakili Muluzi, the man who thinks he can buy his way out of everything in Malawi politics including the Presidency
Bakili Muluzi, the man who promised free shoes to the electorate who up to now has not delivered on his promise not to mention the other countless promises he lied to the Malawian people during his tenure
Bakili Muluzi, the man who has run the UDF party as a personal entity for 15 long years
His intentions to rule for life were the same in 2004 when his tenure finished and are the same today in 2008
Bakili Muluzi, the man who takes Malawi and the Malawian people for a joke
Ladies and Gentlemen, Bakili Muluzi SIMPLY CAN NOT BE TRUSTED.
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