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President Peter Mutharika and his Vice President, Saulos Chilima, finally launched the long awaited Public Sector Reforms amid pomp and...
Aid that comes in this way allows a lot of monies go back to the Britons pockets.
Wake up Malawi , account for every coin as we still have baskets full of dirty linen to wash, cashgate has costed us alot. So lets come out clean & show that we are realy serious. Thank u our donors.
Britain should come forward to build the damaged infrastructure, even if it means you managing the resources. We need bridges at Chiromo and road maintenance in most parts
This is really great, but are they going to be doing the same every year? In as much as we appreaciate, let the teach the Malawian’s to fish. We are aware that this used not to happen in the 1970’s; 1980’s till democracy came in. They assisted us to learn what democracy is all about. They should also tell the Malawian politicians to have the political will of caring for trees. Where is the Ndirande Forest? Where is the Soche Forest? Where are the trees at ITG in Limbe and all over Malawi. Is this not happening because of overcutting… Read more »
Hypocritical is the word
yah i really support that foreign support is too little and let these foreign aid resume as people are deeply suffering, i beg to move
the foreign assistance is too little
this assistance is quite in comparison the way they respond in other countries with the same magnititude of crisis. Malawi must learn to stand alone economically and stop begging from these whites. A begger will never be respected at all
God Bless.
While disaster relief is always gratefully received, projects aimed at disaster prevention are more effective.