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Can you guess which sexy star put her toned tummy on full display in this eye-popping pic?! Here’s a few clues to help you out: She and her hubby adopted a baby girl this summer. Florence by Mills is this star’s beauty, fashion and coffee company…
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Criss Angel is in the middle of some major personal drama … seemingly calling out a “narcissist” for tearing apart a beautiful family while chasing after another man. In a cryptic Friday IG post, the 57-year-old magician didn’t name names, but…
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……Thanksgiving service to honor the Vice President’s lifetime of faith, leadership, and national service
LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-Christ-Citadel International Church will this Saturday, 11th October 2025, host a special Thanksgiving Worship Service and Celebration in honor of Reverend Jane Ansah, Malawi’s Veep, as she celebrates her 70th birthday.
The highly anticipated event will be held at the church’s headquarters in Area 47, Lilongwe.
The celebration is scheduled to begin at 1:00 PM and is expected to draw church members, government officials, family, and well-wishers from across the country.
The occasion is more than a birthday celebration — it is a moment of reflection and gratitude for Reverend Dr. Ansah’s remarkable life of service and devotion.
It aims to recognize her significant contributions to the nation, her dedication to public service, and her deep-rooted commitment to Christian ministry.
Reverend Dr. Ansah has served Malawi in various distinguished capacities over the years.
Her public service career has been marked by integrity, excellence, and a strong sense of duty.
She is widely respected for her leadership and for breaking barriers in both the legal and political spheres.
As a former Justice of the Supreme Court of Appeal and Chairperson of the Malawi Electoral Commission, she played a pivotal role in shaping Malawi’s governance and upholding the rule of law.
Her transition from the judiciary to the office of Vice President reflects her continued desire to serve her country in new and meaningful ways.
Within the Christian community, Ansah has also made a lasting impact.
As a minister of the gospel, she has consistently emphasized the importance of faith, humility, and servant leadership.
Her life serves as a testimony of unwavering belief and a reminder that true leadership is rooted in moral conviction.
In a statement, the Christ-Citadel International Church and the family of the General Overseer, Bishop Dr. Joseph A. Ansah, described the event as a time of thanksgiving to God for Reverend Dr. Ansah’s life and service.
They expressed gratitude for her many years of faithful ministry, selfless leadership, and steadfast dedication to the work of God.
The church said the celebration will also highlight the values that have defined Reverend Dr. Ansah’s journey — discipline, compassion, and an unshakable faith in God’s providence.
Members of the congregation and invited guests have been encouraged to attend the service in white attire.
The color white has been chosen to symbolize purity, thanksgiving, and divine grace.
The atmosphere is expected to be filled with worship, praise, and heartfelt tributes reflecting on Dr. Ansah’s contributions both to the church and to the nation.
The Thanksgiving Worship Service will feature special music performances, testimonies, and moments of reflection on her journey through public life and ministry.
Friends, colleagues, and family members are expected to share messages of appreciation, recounting how her mentorship and leadership have inspired others.
Many view this celebration as an opportunity not only to honor her personal milestone but also to recognize her as a national figure whose influence spans governance, faith, and community development.
Ansah’s 70th birthday celebration comes at a time when Malawi continues to look up to leaders who embody integrity, resilience, and vision.
Her story continues to inspire generations of Malawians, especially women, to pursue excellence in both spiritual and professional spheres.
Christ-Citadel International Church has emphasized that the occasion will not only celebrate a leader but also glorify God for His faithfulness throughout her life.
For the church, this moment represents a collective expression of gratitude — both for Ansah’s seven decades of life and for her tireless work in promoting good governance and moral leadership.
As the nation’s Vice President and a servant of God, Ansah stands as a symbol of perseverance, wisdom, and grace.
Her 70th birthday celebration at Christ-Citadel International Church is set to be a profound reminder that true greatness is found in faith, humility, and service to others.
Through worship, thanksgiving, and joyful celebration, those attending will not only honor her life but also reaffirm the values she has exemplified — faith in God, dedication to duty, and love for Malawi.
The day promises to be one of spiritual joy, national pride, and heartfelt reflection on a life well lived and devoted to God and country.
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Sombr says he’s officially made it in Hollywood … because his music got a stamp of approval from the person he sees as the greatest living artist … Taylor Swift. We got Sombr at Nine Orchard in New York City on Friday and our photog asked him…
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Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons are one of the many Hollywood couples who met while filming a TV show.
Dunst and Plemons played married high school sweethearts Peggy and local butcher Ed on the FX series Fargo. They starred on season 2 of the series.
“It was a gift,” Plemons gushed at at PaleyFest in 2015 when asked about working with Dunst. “I loved Kirsten’s work for a long time, and I was really excited once I’d met her, and she’s a great person, and we’re both actors that just … have fun with the material.”
Dunst and Plemons were first spotted together off set in 2016 and the Breaking Bad star popped the question one year later. The couple welcomed their first child in 2018, followed by their second in 2021. They confirmed they had tied the knot in 2022, four years after first sparking marriage speculation by referring to each other as “husband and wife.”
Keep scrolling for a full complete back at their love story:
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9-1-1’s Evan “Buck” Buckley and Eddie Diaz have been a beloved duo since the show’s second season — with some fans even hoping their friendship will turn into something more.
Buck and Eddie, portrayed by Oliver Stark and Ryan Guzman, respectively, became fast friends after Eddie joined the 118 during season 2. When a massive earthquake rocks Los Angeles during the first days of Eddie’s tenure, Buck drops everything to help ensure the safety of Eddie’s son, Christopher (Gavin McHugh). It’s a moment that Stark thinks cemented the duo’s friendship.
“We [see] Buck driving Eddie at the end of those episodes to go and pick up Christopher,” Stark exclusively explained to Us Weekly in 2022. “And I think that moment in itself was very meaningful. Eddie has a car he could have driven himself, but Buck was obviously wanting to extend an honest branch because of the things that they’ve been through. I think from that moment on it was pretty clear that they were willing to be a part of each other’s lives.”
Throughout the show’s six seasons, the twosome have since continued to show up for each other in both their personal and professional lives, with Buck even becoming a second father figure for Christopher. Their mutual inability to find long-lasting romance has also contributed to speculation that they are destined for more than just friendship.
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Stark, for his part, believes the pair’s popularity is due to their “fun energy” that is “equally balanced with a deeper level of understanding and being there for each other.”
“They’ve both become quite embedded in each other’s lives,” he said. “I think they’ve kind of bonded and connected on so many levels, whether it be work, their personal lives and then add in that kind of fun dynamic where they clearly do just get on well. I think it’s just a nice recipe for a good relationship, however you choose to see it.”
Keep scrolling for a full timeline of Buck and Eddie’s friendship:
Buck and Eddie first cross paths in the season 2 episode “Under Pressure” when Eddie officially joins the 118. While Buck initially feels intimidated by the new addition to the team, the pair quickly find common ground after they partner up to take a live grenade out of a 9-1-1 caller’s leg. When Eddie calls Buck a “badass under pressure,” their friendship is born.
In season 2, when Eddie struggles to find permanent assistance with taking care of Christopher, who was born with cerebral palsy, Buck introduces him to home aide Carla (Cocoa Brown), and the duo grow closer. Buck’s relationship with Chris also continues to deepen. (That will come back around later.)
In the season 3 premiere, Buck refers to Eddie as his “best friend” after he loses Christopher during a tsunami in Santa Monica. Once Chris is found, Buck becomes plagued by the guilt of having lost him in the first place until Eddie assures him that there is “there’s nobody in this world” he trusts with his son more than Buck.
The twosome hit the first major bump in their friendship in season 3 when Buck files a lawsuit against the LAFD after Bobby (Peter Krause) orders him to undertake light duties only while recovering from injuries sustained during the tsunami. They ultimately reconcile in the episode “Monsters” when Eddie realizes that Buck never intended to hurt the 118 with his actions.
When Buck notices Eddie is still acting off, he discovers his friend has been street-fighting in order to cope with his PTSD instead of attending therapy. Buck then invites Eddie and Chris over for pizza and video games in “Fallout,” where Eddie confesses that traditional therapy might not be for him. By the end of the episode, he admits that hanging out with Buck and his son does more for him than any professional help ever could.
A favorite moment for “Buddie” fans, season 3’s “Christmas Spirit” sees Buck crafting a plan so that Eddie can be with Christopher on Christmas Day despite having to work. Buck brings the celebration to the 118, giving them the holiday they had hoped for.
“Christmas Spirit” is the second major holiday episode with the trio, as Buck and Eddie previously took Christopher to see Santa Claus during season 2’s “Ex-Mas.” While they were there, a stranger wrongly assumed that Buck and Eddie were a couple, saying they had an “adorable son.” Buck, however, did not correct the mistake.
The 15th episode of season 13, “Eddie Begins,” highlights how deeply the duo care for each other. In addition to shining a light on Eddie’s backstory, the episode sees him propelling down into the ground to help save a young boy who is stuck in a pipe. When his cord gets cut 50 feet down, Buck starts to furiously dig with his bare hands into the mud — during a torrential downpour — in order to save him. Just as Buck completely breaks down believing he’s lost his best friend, Eddie appears and is safe.
Almost exactly one season later, Buck stands in shock after Eddie is shot by a sniper in the season 4 episode “Suspicion.” Buck is forced to watch as his friend bleeds out in front of him and falls into a coma. Buck later breaks down in front of Christopher, who comforts him over his own father. Once Eddie awakens, Eddie tells Buck that if anything were to ever happen to him, he would want Buck to have custody of his son.
“No one will ever fight for my son as hard as you,” Eddie tells him, noting that he drew up the papers almost a year prior. When Buck asks why Eddie is telling him now, Eddie replies, “Because, Evan, you said you wish it had been you that got shot. You act like you’re expendable. But you’re not.” (Hearing Eddie use Buck’s proper first name? Buddie fans, IYKYK.)
Although much of season 5 feels like a bit of a drought for the Buck and Eddie fans, the pair have a major moment in the 13th episode titled “Fear-o-Phobia,” when Eddie’s PTSD causes him to break down. As he destroys his bedroom, Christopher calls Buck, who rushes to Eddie’s side.
The tables are turned in season 6 during “In a Flash” when Eddie watches Buck get struck by lightning. As the doctors scramble to save Buck’s life, Eddie breaks down in tears and screams at them to “do more” to save his best friend.
When Buck ultimately recovers, he returns home to find his new couch uncomfortable — so he heads to Eddie’s house to stay on his couch, instead. (We’re not saying the couch is a metaphor and Buck and Eddie are soulmates, but we’re also not not saying that.)
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While Buck is in a coma during the season 6 episode “In Another Life,” he imagines what the world would be if he wasn’t at the 118. When we meet the version of Eddie who doesn’t have Buck in his life, he’s become an angry man who recently lost custody of Christopher because he couldn’t handle being a single parent and a firefighter. It’s the butterfly effect of Buck introducing Eddie to Carla in season 2, but, with Buck in his life, Eddie isn’t a single parent either way.
The pair hit a rough patch in season 7, episode 4 when Buck finds himself increasingly envious of Eddie’s newfound friendship with Tommy (Louis Ferrigno Jr.). From shipping himself a basketball at work to get invited to a pickup game to lifting heavy weights without a spotter and dropping hints about his free schedule, Buck continues to spiral over Eddie’s attention. Things take a turn for the worse at a basketball game, where Buck ends up knocking Eddie to the ground and sending him to the hospital.
The final moments of the episode reveal that Buck’s jealousy actually stemmed from wanting to get close to Tommy. While Tommy reciprocates the romantic feelings, Buck is still left having to pick up the pieces after making a mess of his friendship with Eddie.
The BFFs quickly resolve their issues when Buck candidly comes out to Eddie as bisexual. They later let loose when the pair co-plan Chimney’s (Kenny Choi) bachelor party and throw an all night hangover-inducing rager while dressed as characters from Miami Vice.
Buck shows up there for Eddie during the season 7 finale when Christopher, Eddie’s son, chooses to move to Texas with his grandparents. The decision comes after Eddie secretly starts dating someone who looks exactly like his late wife, Shannon, behind Christopher’s back.
Buck appeared at Eddie’s door during the sixth episode of season 8 after being dumped by Tommy, who claimed that he would get hurt by Buck if they kept dating. The pair cracked open beers in silence to the tune of Risky Business’ “Old Time Rock and Roll” as Buck nursed his heartbreak. Oh, and did we mention Eddie wasn’t wearing any pants?
Buck did not handle Eddie’s news that he would be selling his place and moving back to Texas to repair his relationship with Christopher well, going as far as to adopt a dog the team rescued on a call in season 8, episode 9. After accidentally breaking news of Eddie’s move to the rest of the team, Buck makes it up to him by secretly applying to become the new subletter of his house. The two share an emotional goodbye in season 8, episode 10, with Buck sporting a look of despair as Eddie drove away with his U-Haul.
While dealing with the absence of Eddie at the 118, Buck winds up having a one-night stand with Tommy in season 8, episode 11. The morning after, Tommy remarks that he’s glad “the competition’s out of the way,” referring to Buck’s close relationship with Eddie. When Buck notes that Eddie is straight, Tommy seemingly scoffs off the comment, stating, “OK.”
The conversation leads Buck to question how his friendship with Eddie is interpreted by others, especially during a conversation in which his sister, Maddie (Jennifer Love Hewitt), straight up asks him if he’s in love with his fellow firefighter. “As much as everyone seems to want me to be hopelessly pining for my straight best friend, it just isn’t like that,” he states. After Eddie leaves for Texas, Buck continues to support him by lending him advice via FaceTime calls.
Buck and Eddie don’t reunite in-person until Bobby’s funeral in season 8, episode 16. On top of dealing with their grief in the following episode, Buck gets upset after Eddie reveals he was offered a job at a firehouse in Texas. The tension between the two comes to a head in a heated kitchen fight, with Eddie almost taking a swing at Buck.
Buck thinks Eddie has left for good after finding a note stating he went to the airport the next day. However, Eddie returns from the airport with Christopher, using the surprise visit — and a home cooked meal from his Tía Pepa (Terri Hoyos) — as a way to make amends.
Season 9 kicks off with the pair slightly at odds after Eddie shifts to work as Hen’s paramedic partner on the 118 team. As Eddie and Hen click instantly as friends, Buck — now working alongside Ravi — finds himself jealous over losing Eddie as a partner. The two spend the majority of the season 9 premiere bickering, with Buck rolling his eyes when he finds out Eddie and Hen went to see an IMAX movie together. The twosome later argue over whose idea it was to dress up as aliens and scare Hen after she’s invited on a space mission. While Buck thinks it’s “weird” that Eddie and Hen fall into step quickly, Ravi points out that it’s “not” weird at all, as they’ve all been working together “for years.”
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Michael Lohan is a free man again … ’cause TMZ has learned Lindsay’s dad was released from jail early after serving time for violating his probation — tied to his February arrest for allegedly beating up his ex, Kate Lohan. A rep for the Palm…
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The battle for 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification delivered another chapter this week, filled with shock results, outstanding performances and controversy from October 7 to 9, 2025. While most domestic leagues are on pause due to the FIFA international window.
Across Africa, several giants made bold statements. Ghana destroyed the Central African Republic 5–0 in Kumasi, while Mali earned a routine 2–0 victory away to Chad.
Egypt were ruthless in their 3–0 demolition of Djibouti and Cameroon maintained control in their group with a 2–0 win over Mauritius. Niger stunned Congo 3–1, Libya and Cape Verde shared six goals in a 3–3, in Tripoli.
Elsewhere, Ethiopia edged Guinea-Bissau 1–0, Eswatini held Angola to a 2–2 draw, Burkina Faso defeated Sierra Leone 1–0 in Freetown, and Zambia claimed a vital 1–0 victory over Tanzania.
In Europe, the Netherlands cemented their top spot with a 4–0 hammering of Malta in Amsterdam, while Denmark thrilled home fans with a resounding 6–0 victory against Belarus in Copenhagen, showcasing the attacking brilliance of their new generation.
Malawi’s Flames were handed a 3–0 walkover win after Equatorial Guinea failed to travel for their scheduled qualifier at Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe. FIFA awarded the points to Malawi, citing a breach of competition regulations.
Equatorial Guinea’s coach Juan Micha has since been suspended following internal investigations.
Reports revealed that players had refused to travel due to poor travel arrangements, despite the federation later resolving logistical issues.
The no-show adds to the federation’s troubles after they were previously docked six points for fielding an ineligible player, Emilio Nsue, during earlier matches.
The country’s Ministry of Sports has demanded accountability, warning that players refusing national duty could face disciplinary action.
The Football Association of Malawi (FAM) has urged supporters to keep their tickets from the canceled match, which will still be valid for the upcoming AFCON home fixture.
In the English Premier League, Manchester United minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has thrown his full support behind head coach Rúben Amorim, saying the Portuguese tactician will be given three years to rebuild the club.
Speaking on The Business Podcast, Ratcliffe said success “is not built overnight” and urged fans to trust the process. United have endured a poor run, sitting mid-table after their early Carabao Cup exit to Grimsby Town, but Ratcliffe insisted that Amorim’s long-term vision fits the club’s rebuilding plan.
Meanwhile, Arsenal will remain on top of the Premier League table through the break, leading Manchester City by two points after a strong run of form that has revived their title ambitions.
Back home, Malawi’s sporting spotlight shifts to the FDH Premier Netball League, where Kukoma Diamonds will be out for revenge against Blue Eagles this Saturday, October 11, at Blantyre Sports Arena.
The clash comes just a week after Blue Eagles stunned the Diamonds in the Nico Top 12 Cup in Lilongwe. Both sides remain unbeaten after five games and could overtake Civonets, who currently top the table with 12 points.
Before the big encounter, Kukoma Diamonds will face Lioness at 9:00 AM, while Pacers play Blue Eagles at 10:30 AM. Later in the afternoon, Pacers will take on Lioness in what promises to be another fierce battle.
In the north, Ekwendeni Resource host Vanessa Sisters and Tigresses at Rosedale, while Karonga Queens chase their first win of the season in double fixtures against the same teams.
The National Division League continues despite the top-flight break. Analyst Ibrahim Phiri explained that the competition has gone ahead since most players are not affected by national team call-ups.
The Basketball Association of Malawi (BASMAL) has also confirmed that its annual general meeting will take place on November 8, 2025, in Salima.
General Secretary Peter Gomani said the meeting will address financial reports, youth development and amendments to outdated regulations to align with international basketball standards.
Former Mighty Mukuru Wanderers Team Manager Steve Madeira has demanded a special meeting with club owner Thom Mpinganjira after his recent dismissal.
Madeira insists he was unfairly fired for defending players’ rights and revealed that his MK500,000 monthly salary and MK20,000 allowance were far below what other senior officials earn.
He also denied involvement in Wanderers’ CAF Champions League exit to Jwaneng Galaxy of Botswana.
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In the theater of politics and media, few dramas unfold with such bitter ironies as the recent forced public apology issued by George Kasakula, the Director General of Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC), to President-elect Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika.
This apology, forced under the glaring spotlight of public scrutiny on October 10, 2025, is not merely a personal admission but a symbol of a much deeper malaise afflicting Malawi’s media and political landscape.
The Hard Truth column does not condone any form of assault—physical or verbal—on any individual.
Yet, it is imperative to dig beneath the surface and uncover the layers of hypocrisy, partisanship, and professional decay that have culminated in this moment of reckoning.
Kasakula’s apology, issued after a decade of relentless verbal assaults against Peter Mutharika, is as hollow as it is belated.
The hard truth is that Kasakula’s venomous rhetoric was not a spontaneous outburst but a well-orchestrated campaign of character assassination waged from the very platforms he now presides over.
During the campaign period, when Professor Mutharika and his Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) were in opposition, Kasakula stabbed them backwards, sideways, and in every conceivable manner on MBC TV—the same institution that now demands his contrition.
This is not mere political rivalry; it is a story of betrayal, propaganda, and ethical bankruptcy.
It is well documented and widely acknowledged that Kasakula has long been an ardent agent of the Malawi Congress Party (MCP), a party whose recent conduct at Kamuzu Palace and state house residences has been nothing short of disgraceful.
The hard truth is that MCP’s rotten mouth—symbolized in Kasakula’s own loquacious venom—has long been a blight on Malawi’s political discourse.
This is the same party whose thugs desecrated state property, looted taxpayer-funded assets, and defiled the walls of official residences with faeces.
Kasakula’s words were an extension of this rot, a toxic fog that poisoned national unity and degraded the standards of journalism.
Kasakula’s career trajectory is a cautionary tale. From his days at the Times Group, where he first unleashed a barrage of insults against Mutharika, to his current role at MBC, he has consistently degraded himself by descending into the murky depths of propaganda masquerading as journalism.
Despite holding a master’s degree—an achievement that should have been a beacon of professionalism—Kasakula chose to preside over programs that ridiculed, insulted, and provoked in a manner unbecoming of any ethical journalist.
The hard truth is that Kasakula weaponized media not for enlightenment but for destruction, targeting a man who, through divine grace and perseverance, has risen to reclaim the presidency.
This decade-long assault was not met with the necessary condemnation from watchdog bodies.
The Malawi Editors Forum and the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Malawi, institutions tasked with safeguarding journalistic integrity and ethical standards, failed spectacularly in their duty.
It is both ironic and tragic that MISA Malawi, which has now condemned Kasakula’s forced apology, remained silent through years of his blatant verbal onslaught against Mutharika.
The hard truth is that MISA Malawi is a toothless watchdog, an organization that has forfeited its moral authority by selectively applying its principles.
While it eagerly issues press releases condemning attacks on journalists, it conveniently overlooks the abuses perpetrated by some of its own members.
This is not oversight; it is a betrayal of the very ideals MISA claims to uphold.
Furthermore, MISA’s failure to advocate for the welfare of journalists—many of whom endure low wages and poor working conditions—exposes its true priorities.
The organization seems more interested in symbolic gestures than substantive action.
After issuing a condemnation, MISA slaps itself on the back and calls the job done, leaving systemic issues unaddressed. The hard truth is that MISA Malawi, in its current form, is a relic that should be reformed or abolished.
It is an institution that supports mediocrity and shields those who cross ethical boundaries, rather than holding them accountable.
Kasakula now finds himself at a crossroads, a man caught in the web he helped weave. The hard truth is that his forced apology cannot be seen as genuine remorse.
It is a capitulation born from political reality, not personal conviction. Kasakula’s psychological burden will be immense, for he must now operate under the very leadership he once sought to destroy through his relentless propaganda.
The Hard Truth column expects Kasakula to resign honorably, recognizing that his presence undermines the credibility of MBC and the dignity of the office he holds.
Lessons must be learned, and humility embraced, if Malawi’s media is to regain any semblance of respect.
What Kasakula’s downfall teaches us is a timeless lesson echoed in scripture and history: those who plot evil against others often find their schemes reflecting back upon themselves.
The biblical story of Haman, who built a gallows intending to hang Mordecai only to be hanged on that very structure, serves as a poignant metaphor. Kasakula, who used MBC as his weapon to politically assassinate Mutharika’s character, is now the victim of the same platform’s judgment.
The hard truth is that when one digs a pit for another, they must be wary lest they fall into it themselves.
Yet, while acknowledging the poetic justice in Kasakula’s predicament, The Hard Truth does not condone the assault he endured. Violence and intimidation have no place in civilized discourse.
Just as we condemn the verbal assaults Kasakula inflicted on Mutharika, so must we condemn any physical or psychological attacks on Kasakula.
The pursuit of justice and accountability must be conducted within the bounds of law, decency, and respect for human dignity.
Kasakula’s rot mouth is emblematic of the MCP’s toxic legacy. This party, which once held the reins of power, now finds itself exposed for its moral decay and reckless abandon.
The hard truth is that political allegiance should never justify the abandonment of journalistic ethics or the descent into character assassination. Kasakula’s example serves as a cautionary tale for journalists and political operatives alike: integrity is the currency of trust, and once spent on lies and hatred, it is almost impossible to reclaim.
The Hard Truth column calls upon all stakeholders—journalists, political parties, media institutions, and civil society—to reflect deeply on the lessons of this episode. The media must reclaim its role as a pillar of democracy, not a tool for partisan vendettas.
Organizations like MISA Malawi must undergo profound reforms to restore their credibility and effectiveness. Politicians must engage in debates grounded in facts and respect, not mudslinging and propaganda.
And journalists like Kasakula must remember that their words carry power and responsibility that cannot be wielded recklessly.
The saga of George Kasakula is not just about one man’s fall from grace. It is a mirror held up to Malawi’s media and political culture, reflecting the urgent need for reform, accountability, and ethical renewal.
The hard truth is that Malawi deserves better—better journalism, better leadership, and a better future where respect for truth and human dignity prevails over bitterness and division.
Let this be the moment when the rot is exposed, when lessons are learned, and when Malawi steps forward into a new era of integrity and hope.
The hard truth will continue to speak boldly, unflinchingly, and with the conviction that only truth can heal and unite a nation.
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Malcolm Barrett will not face charges stemming from a sexual assault allegation made late last year … TMZ has learned. The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office reviewed Barrett’s case and determined criminal charges of rape of a person…
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