Sunday defections under microscope: analyst calls defectors hooligans

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One of the country’s political commentators Loudon Malingamoyo Phiri says the politicians who have defected to the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) are hooligans.

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Katsonga being welcomed to the DPP by Mutharika on Sunday.

On Sunday the DPP welcomed ten new members, most of whom have defected from other parties.

Reacting to the development, Malingamoyo said a careful analysis of the defectors reveals that they are political hooligans, who for a long time have practiced political hooliganism.

He gave an example of Binton Kuntsaira and Ken Msonda saying they were part of failed teams.

“It is hard to believe Mr. Msonda’s speech. In the first place, why did he first join PP? If PP failed to get into government, he was part of the failed team; so it is not wise thing to blast the party he served as an executive.

“He should also remember he categorically denied he had had been bought by the DPP; I heard him denying this when quizzed by a local radio. Some politicians have narrow minds; they think joining the ruling party is the only way of helping to develop the country. In fact, opposition plays a very important role putting the administration in right position by bringing checks and balances,” said Malingamoyo.

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Malingamoyo Phiri; The defectors are hooligans.

He however commended DPP for some politicians who have joined the party saying they are productive.

He added that if the ruling party will make use of MP for Lilongwe City Centre David Bisnowaty, it is a win for the party.

But he said if there is no litmus paper for these political prostitutes, then they will bring confusion to their followers especially when they are leaders of a party as the case with Mwanza Central MP Davis Katsonga.

“If Katsonga did not consult his followers before joining DPP, then he has brought confusion among his followers. Moreover, this can cause many followers of such leaders to lose confidence in their leaders,” added Malingamoyo.

Other top notch politicians who have joined DPP include MP for Zomba Ntonya Dr Makina, former deputy speaker James Chingola, and Etta Banda.

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21 Comments

  1. Ken Msonda and Binton Kunsayira they can not help the party with good ideas of developing this country, these people are prostitutes in politics, they usually go where money is, they left with a diseas in DPP after the death of Bingu, then they transmit it to PP, now they want to kill DPP just like before. These people can not be trusted, even Mr President know this, thats why he can’t give them that chance to hold any position in DPP, they are party killers!

  2. Musaiwale abale, ndale za kumalawi anthu akufuna ndalama, basi akasankidwa, osati zosoweka zimene anthu amadikila kudera komwe amacokera muntuyo ayi.

  3. They have gone back to where a breed of such a peaple are groomed and natured no wonder the party is welkaming them with pomp!

  4. Shame to these leaders that are still corupting our country they dont think about the poor ones, when we come to the poorlest counyries in world Malawi is on second the doners are tryi but the leaders r bsy corupting, look Msonda when he was leaving PP he said he want a break from politics these r big thievs now they join dpp they r still hungry of coruption, i wish the Mps could also have period like presidents

  5. Akatsonga analowa kale kale dpp timangowona zokamba zawo mu parliament koma achita tsoka coz udindo sangawapatse

  6. KEN MSONDA IS AGAINST KAMLEPO IN THE SAME CONSTITUENCY. HE HAS BEEN BOUGHT TO RELEGATE KAMLEPO WHO IS CAUSING SLEEPESS NIGHT TO ……. SO KAMLEPO IS A HARD NUT TO CRA…..

    1. Iwe Chirambo usatinyansepo apa PP yake itiyo kumuyikila kumbuyo Kamulepo.Sukudziwa kuti basi akumaliza azaluza ma primary election azachitike b4 election.Ndiye ungoti Mfwe mfwe mfwe mfwe osatheka zimenezo

    2. Man mwadya cha nkhota kota eti, kapena muli ndi vuto la maso, bwerani kunkhoma hosp, ndizakuthandizeni. Ine ndalemba msonda nanga pali kamplepo pamenepo.

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