Peter Mutharika

President Peter Mutharika's government condoned the arrest of two gay men for having sex in private in order to distract attention from the economic crisis some pundits claim...

disappeared in 2013 when Banda was President but the earlier fraud could implicate the current government many of whose members including President Peter Mutharika held office under his late brother President Bingu wa Mutharika...

Peter Mutharika has sued a local news outlet for libel for suggesting that he was involved in Cashgate-style fraud during his brother's time in office...

Banda's recent claims that her personal safety is at risk followed attacks on her by President Peter Mutharika...

President Peter Mutharika was believed to be anxious to prevent the report's publication because the period under review also included his late brother Bingu's government in which he was a minister...

With the resumption of international support for the national budget still a distant prospect President Peter Mutharika's government is having to be inventive in seeking ways of plugging the gap in public finances...

Other statements from her office published in the local press claimed that the government had coerced Lutepo and other witnesses at the Cashgate trial to make claims against her which the office of Banda's successor President Peter Mutharika has denied...

This was still a work in progress by the time of the polls and nothing has been heard of it since President Peter Mutharika took office...

Although the DPP's President Peter Mutharika has been in power now for over three months this pledge has not been honoured and it now seems unlikely to be...

President Peter Mutharika has held no mass rallies travelled abroad just once and spoken in public only five times...

Although Section 65 of the constitution forbids members of Parliament from changing party without triggering a by-election all governments of the multiparty democracy era – including during the time that Peter Mutharika was legal advisor to his brother – found ways of getting around the provision (AC Vol 55 No 12 Mutharika the sequel)...

All eyes have turned to President Arthur Peter Mutharika's plans policies and appointments now that the turbulent post-election period is over...

With such vast scope for anti-government alliances and tactical combinations it will be difficult for Peter Mutharika to pursue the outright ethnically-based policies and appointments of his late brother Bingu wa Mutharika who favoured his Lhomwe group...

This provision forbidding members of parliament from changing political party without standing in a new election has been circumvented by successive government law officers including Peter Mutharika himself...

A measure of this was the public presentation of his daughters Monique Peter Mutharika and Moyenda Mutharika Knapp who are both lawyers in the United States in an apparent effort to scotch during the last days of the campaign the whisperings of opponents that he was gay...