Africa-Press – Malawi. Bright Msaka has expressed interest to contest as a DPP presidential candidate at 2023 elective convention. He is therefore likely to be DPP torchbearer for 2025 general elections.
Bright Msaka became a widower in 2011 when his wife Primrose passed on leaving behind four children. Life must go on. To the salivating ladies, there is a vacancy here with a possibility of being the prestigious first lady.
Bright did his secondary school education at Zomba Catholic Secondary School and his primary school education at Nkasaulo F. P. School in Machinga District.
Bright Msaka also worked as an academician as follows; Examiner, English Company Law for ACCA Accountants board (1987-1992); Examiner, Malawi Company Law for ACCA Accountants board (1992-1993); Lecturer in Law (Civil Procedure), University of Malawi, Chancellor College, Zomba (1993-1994).
Other roles include Malawi Representative to the Southern Africa Moot Court Competition, Lusaka, Zambia, (1983); School Representative, National Top of the Class Quiz Competition, (1977); School Prefect, Zomba Catholic Secondary School, (1977) ; Chairman, Students’ Christian Organisation of Malawi, (1977); Chairman, Young Christian Students’ Organisation, (1980).
In a globe village our country is operating, no nation can stand aloof. A seasoned diplomat like Bright Msaka has all it takes to cement cordial relationships with other nations for the betterment of this country. He is well exposed.
As a lawyer, Malawians are hopeful that Bright Msaka is the right person to bring sanity to the corrupt and biased judiciary. It is unfathomable why the judiciary is shielding corruption suspects through court orders while Chakwera preaches to us that he is fighting corruption.
Currently, Bright Msaka has no record of being involved in corrupt deals. When he announced his interest to run for DPP presidency, we expected partisan ACB to pounce on him with tramped up charges. Nay, up to now, there is nothing to that effect. In 2025, Bright Msaka is the possible presidential candidate. Let us wait as the events unfold.
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