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Malawi's Vice President - Saulos Chilima
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HARDtalk\\u2019s Zeinab Badawi speaks to Vice President of the small southern African state of Malawi, Saulos Chilima- a former business executive turned politician. Mr. Chilima was President Mutharika\\u2019s running mate in elections in 2014. Now he has left the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), and says he will run against him in presidential elections next year to - as he put it - \\u2018save the country from destruction and corruption\\u2019. Why is he criticising a government of which he still is a member? And if corruption is really as bad as he describes, why didn\\u2019t the Vice-President use his influence to stop the rot?
Image: Saulos Chilima (Credit: AFP/Getty Images)
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