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sam
sam
7 years ago

Hi, I want to share my life story to the world, few years back i traveled to Texas with my family, that was where i got herpes,and i was told there is no cure, so my family brought me back to africa , i suffer a lot that i cant even eat nor drink i where always in pain , so one day i where searching some info on herpes and that was where I read a post on how a great doctor has cured and solved so many types of problem , so i mail him , few days… Read more »

Winston Msowoya
Winston Msowoya
7 years ago

Issa,why looking East and not Malawi itself?After 52 solid years of independence we have to rely wholly on foreign lands some of them do not produce food on their own because they entirely depend on oil generated revenues.If oil after a while dries from the ground how are they going to feed their people? In reality,Britain,the U.S.and EU block,are still economic powers of the World that you can not overlook whether you like it or not.Another economic block is the Scandinavian Nations (Social Democrats).Let’s face it,if Africa is hit by shortage of food or flood devastations,the European and the U.S.… Read more »

Juicy
Juicy
7 years ago

what is he talking about? I am a fierce critic of the UK and the USA but I really dont know what he is going on about!

Maggie Lucious
Maggie Lucious
7 years ago

To be quite honest, I like this article. The British are selfish people who think they are better than the world. Snakes in the grass indeed.

Dengu
Dengu
7 years ago

A difficult to read article. It needs to be edited for sense.

Chifwalure
Chifwalure
7 years ago

I feel sorry for my country. Some commentators here claim that Rudo, in this article, is refuting that Malawi needs radical change. Which article are you responding to? Which article have you read? Definitely not this one. Read the whole article carefully before you comment. Do not make conclusions and interpretations based on one sentence. If you do so, you will never understand the message in this article. Hmmmmm ndamva chisoni kwambiri.

The Analyst
The Analyst
7 years ago
Reply to  Chifwalure

O……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..O It is clearly clear that you are Rudo Tariro him/herself responding to some of these comments. Truth is, no one needs to read the whole article to realise that you Rudo are disputing the message of change put forth by Nevin. . . . while Nevin suggested that Malawians, specifically, the leaders; need change in the way they do business; you (Rudo) are suggesting that the change which Malawi needs is stop listening to Nevin, Britain, the IMF and the World Bank; implicitly and squarely refuting what Nevin is suggesting. . . . However, any person with a reasonable… Read more »

Chifwalure
Chifwalure
7 years ago
Reply to  The Analyst

Hahahaha …The Analyst thanks for reading and understanding Rudo’s article the way I do. By the way, I am NOT Rudo. I think Rudo cannot comment on his own article olo wodwala misala sangapange zimenezo. Both Rudo and Nevin are proposing a change but they differ on the specifics of that change. And I prefer Rudo’s proposed change probably because Nevin just said Malawi needs a radical change but he did not go further into specifics. By the way, how can Nevin know that Malawi needs a radical change when he fails to know that his own country, the UK,… Read more »

The Analyst
The Analyst
7 years ago
Reply to  Chifwalure

Kikiki, I see . . .

Any Hope
Any Hope
7 years ago

What an utter load of C**P. The British government stood by Malawi when it sought assistance form an internationally blacklisted South Africa, because HKB knew it made economic sense for many workers to earn a living in a more affluent country and bring their earnings home. What has gone wrong in recent years is that most of Malawi’s top earners have sent their money off shore. This has destabilised the MK, deprived the MRA and the whole nation of a local economy. Who gets the profit when an MP buys new duty free cars for his or her family and… Read more »

Jelbin Makamo
Jelbin Makamo
7 years ago

While i agree with the writer on several points such as the UK and the whole west imposing policies on Africa through their professional economic thugs (IMF & World Bank) buy trying to convince us that our culture is primitive and that theirs is of superior nature at the same time i don’t agree with him that we don’t need a radical change. We needed that change long time ago and we seem to have missed the opportunity actually we need a total revolution because Malawi is rotten from head to toe yes i mean from the president to a… Read more »

Winston Msowoya
Winston Msowoya
7 years ago

Dear Malawians,I know the overwhelming majority of our people just hear of the September 9th,1964 famous Cabinet Crisis that plunged our country into political and economic quagmires hitherto.The real culprit,was the SELLOUT BUTLER/BANDA, hereinafter known as (BB CONSTITUTION).One of the clauses in this Constitution,was that independent Malawi could have to embrace British expatriates with unprecedented privileges over local Malawians which was one of the reasons for the crisis and another polarizing issue was the introduction of the Detention without trial Act introduced by a British expatriate which was also bitterly opposed by Colin Cameron the only white MP elected by… Read more »

Chifwalure
Chifwalure
7 years ago

Wow! That’s why I call you the true patriot Rudo. I too, am very angry with this Mr. Nevin.

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