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THE name Charles-Louis de Montesquieu has been immortalised in the history of political theory and jurisprudence.

Former Cabinet minister Uladi Mussa may have walked to freedom in April following his presidential pardon, but Malawi Supreme Court of Appeal holds his political future through its pending interpretation of President Lazarus Chakwera’s decision. In the case where the Supreme Court is set to interpret the President’s decision on Mussa, who was serving a

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“As a country, we are too comfortable with corruption, and my vision is to break that.” – Martha Chizuma Horace, in his ode titled “Ad Romanos” says: “ Quid non damnosa dies imminuit? Aetas parentum pejor avis tulit nos nequiores, mox daturos vitiosiorem progeniem”. Translated, first, he asks, “Is there anything that disastrous times do not obliterate?” He then responds: “The age of our parents, more degenerate than that of our grandfathers, made us even more worthless, and we will give birth to a still more vicious progeny!” Grumbling thus about us will be our children ...