A prominent Blantyre-based car dealer is living in panic for
what he deems an “unforgivable sin” that he committed against the country’s
Vice President, Khumbo Kachalim months ago.
Impeccable sources who were part of Kachali's entourage told this blog that the businessman,
(name withheld), unceremoniously discontinued a contractual agreement with
Kachali thereby withdrawing a vehicle he was using for the Public Affairs
Committee (PAC) meeting at Limbe Cathedral in March.
“Kachali hired a vehicle from a car hire firm owned by this
man to use during the meeting. This was the case because most officials to the
meeting used hired vehicles for fear of Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)
youth cadets who were rumored to have planned coordinated attacks on political,
religious and civil society leaders attending the meeting,” reveals the source.
The then ruling elite, viewed the PAC gathering as a
platform for opponents to overthrow the Bingu administration.
“After the businessman got wind that Kachali was using a car
from his firm, he mercilessly ordered that the vehicle be withdrawn because he
feared to be associated with PP officials who were in the opposition then,”
It is learnt that Kachali gave back the car without hassle.
Soon after the tide of power changed, the businessman has
been living in fear because he thinks that Kachali might consider avenging for
what happened during that time.
“The man is panicking in everything he is doing because he
knows that things cannot work in his favour if government decides to sideline
him in giving him business,” says the source.
The businessman’s fear is also emanating from the fact that
last year September 24 , his company was also put in bad light after one of
their vehicles was alleged to have been used by thugs who invaded University of
Malawi’s Polytechnic
campus and clobbered a 4th-year Engineering student, Robert Chasowa
to death.
“He knows that if government takes the Chasowa saga
seriously, then it might just aggravate his already tainted reputation,”
The businessman is one of the few business people who declared
their loyalty to DPP openly such that Malawians mistook him for a party
stalwart than merchant.
The car dealer has offices located at the heart of Blantyre
Central Business District.
Moral of the story, never mix business with politics. It is
dangerous.
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