Joyce Banda betrayed Malawian Women – Chanco book


Malawi Joyce Banda

A newly launched book titled “Women in Politics in Malawi” by Chancellor College (Chanco), a constituent college of University of Malawi (UNIMA), has disclosed that women in the country are to experience shakeups in joining politics due to former President Joyce Banda’s leadership.

The book further claims that Banda’s failure to succeed in the 2014 tripartite election has diminished the trust in women leadership for the country.

Joyce Banda
Joyce Banda killed the spirit in Malawian women.

Concurring with Chanco’s book, political scientist Henry Chingaipe said Banda’s leadership strengthened a perception that women cannot perform well in leadership positions.

“Her leadership has led to strong perception, because Joyce Banda was the first female president she has been taken as a yardstick to measure performance of every woman in the country,” said Chingaipe.

Reacting on the development, Banda’s spokesperson Andekuche Chanthunya said Malawians continue judging the former leader as a politician not a woman who has been recognized on the international scene.

Chanthunya added that Banda started receiving awards before joining the political world.

During the 2014 elections 33 women were voted to the National Assembly, 10 less than the 43 women voted as legislators in 2009.

164 thoughts on “Joyce Banda betrayed Malawian Women – Chanco book”

  1. Rather it’s not Joyce Banda but late Bingu wa Mutharika who nominated her as running mate during the 2009 election that led to her ascension into Vip. After Bingu died it’s when she became Malawi’s first Female president .
    Mind you before she ruled as Head of State earlier Joyce held some ministerial positions in Govt.
    Blame the Dpp …
    Malawians never voted directly for a female Head of State.

  2. Vuto lanu ku Chanco konko ife nde zitikhuze????….lemban za ali kunjayu ku chipatala oooooh!!! Mwina mukulemba ncholinga akusisileni feez kut u r against JB mmmm Ng’ooooooooo !!!! JB anaphula kale + sangafanane ndi aliyese amene walamulilapo Malawiyu…..majelasi

  3. koma kwenikweni chomwe a jb ndi oyipa ndi chani? koma zakuti akulamulirawa akuba kwambiri zan jbs cashgate anthu tikudziwa? zoti anthu ambiri akunzunzika panopa more zan jbs tikdziwa?

  4. Now we are led by a man, is he performing?Sorry that most comments are from blind party supporters.Am lucky because am free to declare here that apart from Ngwazi the original Ngwazi these other presidents have ruled Malawi for their benifit more than ordinary Malawians.This is just opinion. has

  5. Now we are led by a man, is he performing?Sorry that most comments are from blind party supporters.Am lucky because am free to declare here that apart from Ngwazi, the original Ngwazi, these other presidents have ruled Malawi for their benefit more than of ordinary Malawians.That’s why Malawi has achieved very little if anything during this multiparty era.

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  7. I agree. She messed up women’s prospects for political chances. As I am writing now, the electorate is still harbouring bitter memories of JB’s immaturity in running state affairs. She was too talkative, too nomadic, too casual, too emotional, too unprofessional.

  8. Mmayi wa ulemu wake, komwe Ali ndi maulemu okha okha. Or mukambe mopusa koma waposa zinazi ndingomva akungofa ngati nkhuku zachitopa.

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