ZOMWE WALANKHULA VITUMBIKO MUMBU KU PULIC LECTURE POMWE ANAYITANA MBUYISENI MDLOZI FROM SOUTH AFRICA

South African political activist Mbuyiseni Ndlozi has advised religious leaders to stop stealing from the poor in the name of God.

In his keynote address during a public lecture organised by Minister of Trade and Industry Vitumbiko Mumba at the University of Malawi last night, the political activist said stealing from the poor is retrogressive to social-economic development.

He warned politicians who reap from the poor people just to fulfil their personal gains, a trend he says is affecting the African continent to meet its full potential.

According to Ndlozi, the African continent is still in a poor state due to high levels of corruption despite efforts to fix the broken systems.

The lecture, dubbed People over Politics: A Bold, Righteous and Inextinguishable Idea aimed at redefining political leadership and governance in Malawi.