Attorney General Writes To Tonse Alliance gvt warning it on firing, deployment and redeployment of senior government staff members.

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The Attorney General Chikosa Silungwe the holder of two law degrees has written the Tonse Alliance government warning it on firing, deployment and redeployment of senior government staff members. The Attorney General made some references by citing lessons from the previous government.

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 He said 29 billion was spent just to satisfy DPP's political ambitions in a space of 2 years. He further warned His own government never to fall in the same trap as Malawians will never register a difference.
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However the advice hasn't gone well with the Tonse Alliance followers who have started calling the Dread man in law sorts of names eg JUDAS Iscariot meaning he has betrayed his own government. Bravo Attorney General thats the public officers Malawi and Tonse Alliance want


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