Malawi: Mutharika At 100 Days - Strong Hand or Shaky Grip On Power?

Malawi: Mutharika At 100 Days - Strong Hand or Shaky Grip On Power?

One hundred days into office, President Arthur Peter Mutharika has wasted no time reminding Malawi that he is a man who acts. From free secondary education to stabilising fuel supplies, from slashing maize prices to reshuffling Cabinet, his second presidency has been anything but slow. The question now gripping the country is simple but profound: is this the decisive leadership Malawians voted for--or the early signs of power without discipline?

Mutharika at 100 Days: Strong Hand or Shaky Grip on Power? - Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi

One hundred days into office, President Arthur Peter Mutharika has wasted no time reminding Malawi that he is a man who acts. From free secondary education to stabilising fuel supplies, from slashing maize prices to reshuffling Cabinet, his second presidency has been anything but slow. The question now gripping the country is simple but profound: […] The post Mutharika at 100 Days: Strong Hand or Shaky Grip on Power? appeared first on Malawi Nya…

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