By Vincent Gunde
Social commentator Onjezani Kenani, has thanked three Members of Parliament ( MPs) for a passionate debate in Parliament that they asked tough and brilliant questions on the heist concerning the sale of Amaryllis Hotel to the Civil Servants’ Pension Trust Fund.
The three MPs Joshua Malango, silvester Ayuba James and Peter Dimba gave constructive criticism to government besides them all coming from opposition political party- MCP.
He has described this Parliamentary session as the beginning to give hope to him and Malawians.
The social commentator has reminded Malawians that Peter Dimba said in Parliament “you don’t form a committee to kill a snake,” meaning that issue at hand is stop this nonsense right now, not to form a committee to investigate the nonsense.
‘ Nzeru zimenezi bwanji? Powerful lgentlemen,” reads Kenani’s writings on the wall.
Published reports in the media have established that the Public Servants’ Pension Trust Fund has gone for four years of President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera and his MCP led government unaudited.
Writing on his face book page, Blantrye legislator Noel Lipipa, said Amaryllis Hotel sale is pointing to a blank cheque issued to the seller describing this as potential theft, the sale of the century or the Heist of the decade.
And Counsel Alexious Kamangila, has appealed to the Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) Governor Dr. George Partridge to audit the Public Servants’ Pension Trust Fund in as soon as yesterday.
