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Minerals bring miseries in Africa.The only beneficiaries of these activities are those in higher authority,common man suffers.It’s all over Africa.Check causes of these endless wars you will find out that if it is not for oil it should be gold,diamond or any other rare mineral.So don’t fool yourself to think that you will taste the sweet fruit of this mining,or rather you will taste the bitter one.The “opotos” (white men) are very clever.This include the Chinese.The time we shall realize that our natural resources are being plundered by these monsters we will remain with nothing except poverty.While them they will… Read more »
The indegenous are the sufferers,how long you will be extracting samples? Lutaninge kwinu vwamutondani akwe!
Dada Banda, kasi imwe mulikhala wuli? Nadi mbwe wanthu walutenge uku vinande vyachitika kale. UjirA ngwakute rose tikuwa nga nimaprofessiona gha mining. This very serious business mwe nkhujima aqua uku yayi!
I think mfana Sikwese akutengela zintchito za bwana wake Chris Chisoni who fights on until justice preveals.Keep it up young man
Very disgusting. We can’t plough our fields let alone build coz some junk minds want to get rich. You wish. Mgodi mumaudziwsa
This government is lead by myopic leaders. they do not listen to people’s complaints!
The issue dwells on the mine why is it taking so long to open up. Kayelekera did their feasibility studies less than 5 years later structures where in place and they started mining. But this globe shit is just getting samples enmass without paying tax or employing any of us foolish Malawians for over 10 years now. By the end of the day they will exhaust the much needed niobium and pull out. Department of mines kuli anthu kumeneko? I expect these guys to transparently tell Malawians whats going on. I don’t see any comment from Globe metals or Mines… Read more »
Bob, do your research Kayerekera uranium ‘deposit’ was already in the spot light by 1980 courtesy of Central Electricity Board of Britain, you can not compare it to Kanyika. Leave Mines and Globe officials out of this, they are professionals who know better than you and me. Sichoncho maNiga!
As a matter of fact, we Malawians have a very big problem regarding our mentality with mining. Everyone thinks they can become a millionaire overnight, aah! Consider the global metal market trend, no one can invest to make a loss. Be patient.
FOR HOW LONG WILL THEY BE SENDING SAMPLES OUT SIDE THE COUNTRY?
HOW MANY 40 FEET CONTAINERS OF SAMPLES HAVE GONE OUT OF THE COUNTRY?
KUMANGOTIPUSITSA BASI!!!!!!! MXIIIIIEEEEEEEWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nana, so you want an investor to open up a mine with a handful of samples? Kkkk! what type of mineral exploration is that? I guess this is why the author has been misled to say “exploitation of samples”, no there is no such a thing in mining, rather mineral exploitation. Anana, ndinu mwanadi. Don’t be emotional on these issues. Mbite!
Mukudana ndi chitukuko chomwe boma la DI PHI PHI likubweretsa.
Malawiwans we don’t love one another surely this will turn into another Kaliyekera saga where few individuals who are not directly affected the mine benefit, leaving sorounding villagers cry for their land for ever and ever.