April 4, 2021 Mapwiya Muulapale 4 Comments
“Take we the course which the signs of the gods and the false dealing of our foes point out. The dice is cast.” – Julius Caesar
In April 2016, we debuted in the Times Family; in the Daily Times of Friday 29 April 2016, to be specific, with an entry titled “Accidental leadership will be the end of Malawi”.
Back then, the Public Affairs Committee (PAC), exasperated by then-President Peter Mutharika’s absent form of leadership, had just certified him a “transactional leader”; not the transformational type Malawi was yearning for.
Among other things, Mutharika was refusing to acknowledge and act on the problems hounding Malawians. Hence, we advised Mutharika to step down from his ivory tower, look at the reality on the ground and begin to act.
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Credit Arkansas Senate
An Arkansas Senate committee has advanced a bill that establishes a grant program for the distribution of public safety equipment to law enforcement agencies, detention centers and corrections agencies.
On Tuesday, the Senate State Agencies and Public Affairs Committee by voice vote, with no dissenting votes heard, passed Senate Bill 292.
Under the proposal, the Department of Public Safety would be able to form a Public Safety Equipment Grant Program. The program would be able to award grants to be used to buy nonlethal equipment, training or accreditation. Purchases that would qualify under the program include body cameras, virtual reality training programs and bulletproof vests.