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titototi
titototi
9 years ago

Malawians love their country. There is no doubt about this! Koma umbava uli mma office a kwa DC sutithandiza ata olo pang’ono! Zili kwa GVH Kudooko uko.LDF funded Chikutu school project. Anganya akwa DC sakulola. They dictate kokagula katundu. As a result wheelbarrow yomweyi ili MK20,000 mtaunimu tikugula K43,000. Malata akuti osagula ku SAFINTRA. Matabwa osagula ku Sungwi koma ku Area 49. Zodabwitsatu zokhazokha. Chonchi titukuka? Sibodza ili pitani mukaone nokha. Mutisankhila bwanji ma supplier anganya inu akwa DC??

concerned citizen
concerned citizen
9 years ago

mangani mabus terminal ooneka mmaso mwa anthu – spacious and clean ku Limbe and Blantyre . wenela ndiyomvetsa manyazi.

chefourpence
9 years ago

kkkkkkk True Patriot u r right! Kasunda looks Mphwiyosh! But he has a point. If only we could take politics out of development!

Jaguda
Jaguda
9 years ago

Put survailance cameras, the main streets should all have survailance cameras and they should be accessed by the media and police this would drastically reduce vandalism and crime……imagine all the bullshit crime taking place in the heart of the city and in broad daylight……put cameras and let people see this on TVM

Kadakwiza
Kadakwiza
9 years ago

That is Malawi I know, vandalism, government must do something.

True patriot
True patriot
9 years ago

Is this man a Mr Anthony Kasunda really?If so,how come he is having Paul Phwiyolistic features?Bwinotu akulu tikukukayikilani ndi cashgate.

Jayilosi Ntedza
Jayilosi Ntedza
9 years ago

The issue is poverty and administration of justice, if the government can bring a proper policy to cater for a fair distribution of wealth among Malawians and also foster justice system focusing on Crime to equate its punishment, things shall change! Malawi was better off in this regard during MCP rule! These things were in place!

muona mukhwiri
muona mukhwiri
9 years ago

Kamuzu never planned for the squatters along the Kandodo Zalewa road. He could have kicked them out South African style. The same for Kachere residents. They are an eyesore. Let us get to power we will create greenbelts around our cities Lilongwe style. Anthu osauka have no place near towns

Achimidzimidzi
Achimidzimidzi
9 years ago

Mr. Kasunda, have a good point. People should take ownership of these facilities. Please, make sure the residents of Blantyre receive your message and change their perception of these services. After, you have finish with BT, come to Capital Hill, tell the civil servants that govt finances belong them as well. They should stop plundering and that effects of stealing or abusing govt resources is retrogressive and barbaric. Politicians, should stop telling us lies and keep on dividing us into political parties yet we are one nation. This small country of Malawi belongs to all of and no one should… Read more »

matako
matako
9 years ago

where are the police and law authorities doing? Why are they not patrolling the streets to prevent such vandalism to occur. What kind of punishment those caught are getting? These re the type of questions we need to address. there no need to ask citizens to own and be patriotic if those vandalizing the facilities are left scott free or better yet given a slap on the wrist. We need to be serious and let it be known that any one caught will be severely punished. Lets set examples to prevent such occurrences from taking place. Corruption corruption is ruining… Read more »

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