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A charged up Malawi Vice President Saulos Chilima on Monday spoke tough as he emotionally appealed to Principal Secretaries and...
So are you telling me that kayelekera closed bcaz of energy shortage and not low uranium price? Which one is which here. Secondly the Geologists Association of Malawi headed by the so called HILTON Banda. When did it start? Who elected him? Ask any geologist in Malawi he will tell you the association doesnot exist.
Malawian leaders are always busy siphoning taxpayers` money instead of focusing on national development
Bravo APM a visionally LEADER
Kukangong’anima magetsi thi, kilibe
When you are being ruled by crooks ma bhoza kaguluu
why other people think like mozambicans! i wonder!!! let us learn to develop our own! in each and every success there is a price that must be paid!
Greg Walker though a mafia is right. Mining using diesel generators is not sustaunable at all. That is meant for emergency purposees and not on full time basis. Malawi is full of useless people. North Rukuru has the potential to produce electricity by building a dam at Vilabuli. We can easily make natural falls with a dam at that point. Besides that Malawi has a potential for intensive farming through irrigation but we just let all the water run down to the Zambezi. We are a cursed nation and greed is killing us. We have recently produced leaders that only… Read more »
We have to be very serious. Do we expect to close the energy gap using hydro? Is this realistic? Please wake up, the fastest way we can close this gap I feel is to use coal fired generation plants. Wake up and stop talking of the same basic problems each and every day. If you don’t have the capacity to think it through ask China for some technical assistance and set an entity as a separate to ESCOM but with a very lean management structure, Why do we make problems look as if they are insurmountable? If the excess power… Read more »
APM and his team are a laughing stock in foreign offices. How can you jump around announcing you have a compendium and you are looking for investors? If your advisors were genuine and honest with you they should have told you that you are in fact shooting yourself in the foot. You have infrastructure that is below standards. You have no water in the cities you have security issues all over and yet you expect investors to come to Malawi? Are you mad? Your government should do its home work before we start parading around like mad dogs inviting investors.… Read more »
Did you even read the compendium? It does mention power and water sectors are investment opportunities. Whats wrong with that?
koma ndevuzo tamametani.