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knowledge ng'ambi
6 years ago

i wish government to revamp the skills developments starting from primary up to the technical colleges. i support government for its work done ,but it should also embark on training the trainers who will be instructors in these schools.

Wa Kajera
Wa Kajera
6 years ago

My plea to all Northern Malawi beloved sons and daughters is to ask them embrace this reform and rebuilding exercise so that we may get all the seats in the north to ensure we have a say in Parliament. This will also ensure development comes to our beloved region.

RoyK
RoyK
6 years ago

The excessive greedy attitudes by the leaders killed the party

winston msowoya
winston msowoya
6 years ago

So far Northerners and other Malawians in diaspora,are grateful that AFORD,the founding father of multi-party democracy in the country,is now breathing the air of resurrection.The first attracted MPs ten in number,is very promising for the Party which was pronounced dead some few years ago.In the first election campaigns in 1994,Bakili Muluzi called AFORD the Party of Tumbukas in the sense that 95 per cent of the exiles were the Northerners and another 5 percent came from Southern Region and none per cent from the Central Region.In the first multi-party elections,AFORD won 33 seats almost swept the whole Region.Since then the… Read more »

MYAO
MYAO
6 years ago

INU, HAS CHEE-HYENA ACCEPTED TO RELINGUISH HIS POST?? IT’S ONLY AFTER THAT WHEN AFFOD WILL MANAGE THIS EXERCISE TO MOP LAKE MALAWI!!!

chatonda Mvula
chatonda Mvula
6 years ago

Next parliament will be chaotic because some prostitute MPs are already moving to other parties silently as mentioned in this mail. Rachel Zulu for Mchinji South is busy here in Lilongwe having meetings with people from Mchinji because she wants to return to MCP. What a shame, I hope the people of Mchinji are very clever enough to boot her completely out of politics because she is useless and she does not speak in Parliament. She was listed the most absent MP in parliament with Noel Masangwi because they are afraid of speaking English in Parliament. Mwenefumbo is not going… Read more »

Achalume
Achalume
6 years ago

wayamba kale wayamba kale, wayamba kale kunjenjemera! Atangomva AFORD yili kudzuka njenjenje kunjenjemera. lyo lyo lyo lyo!!!! BRAVO RAMO,, for those of us who are old enough to testify the coming of multiparty in this country, we see this as good news. AFORD and Original UDF were the parties that carried people’s hopes. Unfortunately UDF let us down and Chihana was bought and the beginning of the end started. We hope this rebranding of AFORD will come along with fresh ideas but if and only if the current leadership paves its way. We need the likes of Matembo Mzunda, Collins… Read more »

wayu
6 years ago

Aaaaaaa! Brian wagwa nayo!

Rift Valley
Rift Valley
6 years ago

Mwenifumbo?

Him of Afford, UDF, DPP, PP and back to DPP.

And he wants to repeat the cycle, starting all over again with Aford?

Very comical.

Kingsley Jika
Kingsley Jika
6 years ago

Do I not see better in thinking that the best we can have as leader in Malawi now is John Chisi? Am I betrayed by his education or his balanced approach to national matters? What is it that always makes me say if our terrain was flat that should have been the man? Why do others not see that in him? Have I perhaps eaten the insane root of opium politics? How do people measure a ‘leader’? Principles? Region? Appearance? Fame? Wealth? Beliefs? Teach me; Do I miss something perhaps or I see something others don’t?

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