By Burnett Munthali
King Kush, a prominent social media figure, has taken to Facebook once again to express his frustrations with the current state of affairs in Malawi.
In his latest post, he brings up the legal case involving Alfred Gangata from 2018, questioning why it is still unresolved after all this time.
Kush points out the absence of progress in the case, asking why no one has been held accountable, despite the years that have passed since the incident occurred.
He then shifts focus to the 2024 case involving the missing black box, where, according to him, no one has been arrested or charged.
He questions the management of these critical matters, raising doubts about the effectiveness of those in charge of overseeing such cases.
Kush expresses disbelief that these significant issues continue to be mishandled, asking how such things are being allowed to happen in the first place.
The post also touches on the promises made by political leaders, with Kush pointing out that someone had pledged to resolve these issues within two years.
However, after the promised two years have passed, the situation has only worsened, and even basic needs like food have become inaccessible for many citizens.
Kush is disappointed by these broken promises, stating that the current leaders have failed to deliver on their commitments, and the people are still suffering as a result.
He uses strong language, declaring, “Chilungamo sitibisa ngati maliseche,” meaning that justice should not be concealed or treated as a joke.
This powerful statement highlights his frustration with the ongoing injustice and the lack of real action from those who are supposed to uphold the law.
King Kush’s post serves as a sharp critique of the current political and legal systems in Malawi, where he feels that corruption and broken promises have become the norm.
His words resonate with many Malawians who share his disappointment and anger over unfulfilled promises and unresolved issues that continue to affect the country’s progress.
In this post, King Kush calls for a return to justice and accountability, urging leaders to live up to their commitments and serve the people they are meant to represent.
This latest post is another reminder of the growing demand for political reform and greater transparency in Malawi, as citizens continue to push for real change.
