有关在后Chakwera的马拉维宫殿中破坏公物的指控引发了因责、透明度和公共开支而引发的政治冲突。 Allegations of vandalism at Malawi’s palaces post-Chakwera spark political clash over blame, transparency, and public spending.

前总统查克韦拉(Lazarus Chakwera)离开后, 马拉维Kamuzu及Sanjika宫殿严重受损指控引发政治冲突, 执政的民共党指责效忠者破坏和抢劫, 反对党MCP则否认责任, Allegations of severe damage to Malawi’s Kamuzu and Sanjika Palaces after former President Lazarus Chakwera’s departure have sparked political conflict, with the ruling DPP blaming loyalists for vandalism and looting, while the opposition MCP denies responsibility and calls the claims exaggerated. 批评者质疑这一叙述,指出即使在入住期间仍然不断发生盗窃事件,而且关于宣誓就职地点的报告前后不一致。 Critics question the narrative, citing ongoing theft even during occupancy and inconsistent reports about the swearing-in location. 争议凸显了人们对政治姿态、透明度和将公共资金用于修理的关切,敦促进行公开调查,以核实索赔要求,将基本服务置于高知名度翻修之上。 The controversy highlights concerns over political posturing, transparency, and the use of public funds for repairs, urging a public inquiry to verify claims and prioritize essential services over high-profile renovations.