Politician Ken Msonda has asked Malawians to give the Tonse Alliance government time to change things in the country.
Msonda, who describes himself as an independent political and good governance activist, was reacting to the pastoral letter Nkhoma Synod issued earlier today.
While describing the letter as “brilliant”, the Democratic Progressive Party member said most issues raised there are already being addressed by government.
According to Msonda, it is wrong to accuse the Lazarus Chakwera-led administration of practising nepotism when “people from all regions have been appointed to various top positions in government and parastatals”.
The church leaders have also accused the Tonse Alliance administration of failing to fulfil the promises they made ahead of the court-ordered 2020 presidential election.
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