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kadokera
kadokera
9 years ago

Ma ATM cards wosunga ndi wobwereketsa ndalamayo. Go to Rumphi boma mukaone. Teachers woyeeeeee!

tchileka
tchileka
9 years ago

Tell me ,do teachers get below govt scale?

Cadaver
Cadaver
9 years ago

Busted??????

bombasa
bombasa
9 years ago

kaya kumangodyera anthu masuku pamutu!

chingolopiyo
chingolopiyo
9 years ago

He heh he heh Knondowe, its not only teachers even bwanas in the offices are surviving on Katapila including the ngos of which you are part off. There is nothing new here it has been there for decades even during colonial era, so what are you trying to achieve. Stop beating drums on things that even your relatives or yourself have done before.

YOLANDA
YOLANDA
9 years ago

KANYIMBI YOURE RIGHT.A MALAWI TINAZOLOWERA ANTHU ENA KUTICHITIRA CHILICHONSE,KAMOYO KOPEMPHAPEMPHA NGATI MASIKINI BWANA.BWANJI ENAFE TIKUPANGIRA MAPULANI ATALIATALI KOMWEKO KOCHEPAKO.

Awali mustafa
Awali mustafa
9 years ago

Ndiye DPP imeneyo

Kaligondo
Kaligondo
9 years ago

Nkhani ya masalary aogwira ntchito mm’boma inayamba nthawi ya UDF itayambitsa sukulu ya ulere ndipo siingathe pokha pokha titayambanso kumalipila, koma vuto andale amaopa kuyambitsa nkhaniyi kuopa kuluza chisankho .vuto lina ndinu eniake kodi nonse mutapanga strike presdnt sangamve madandaulo anu mudzifunse?.

moses jere
9 years ago

What plan can you do with 46?
Even if it can be a calling job,does they not need to be improving in their standard of living?Think

kwachambo
kwachambo
9 years ago

Comment teachres are problem themeslves,they dont want to go on stricke

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