Lazarus Chakwera, the president of Malawi, is said to have travelled to the United Kingdom (UK) to attend a virtual conference.
Although Chakwera is alleged to have said poor internet connection in his country informed his decision to travel to the UK for the virtual conference, TheCable has not yet been able to link the comment to him.
Chakwera left his country to attend the Global Education Summit which is hosted by Boris Johnson, British prime minister, and Malawi, being one of the beneficiaries of the programme, needed representation.
The Malawi president listed 10 delegates who accompanied him on the journey, including his wife and daughter, but he reportedly dropped the minister for foreign affairs.
According to him, his daughter was included in the delegation to take care of his wife who is not feeling well and to give physical support.
The president’s reason for embarking on the journey sparked criticism in Malawi and some critics accused him of nepotism.
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