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Damiano Hara
Damiano Hara
7 years ago

My mother Malawi, something is wrong somewhere…………….

Kaka
Kaka
7 years ago

ACB is completely independent. ACB becomes independent when it falls under at least two arms of the government. Actually the current arrangement makes ACB to be independent. One arm of the government appoints director and the other arm scrutinizes the appointment. Rejects or accepts it. This is genuine democracy. How can Parliament appoint and scrutinize their own appointment? Is that democracy? Jealous too much opposition parties. But the good thing is that God is in control.

Ricardo
Ricardo
7 years ago

Copied from a discussion on facebook. I understand each sovereign state has strategies, policies, guidelines and rules to follow in its developmental agenda. Proper due diligence is warranted in assessing projects, agreed. But when a few limit advancement of a multitude, stifle opportunities of millions for either incompetence or personal gains, that’s pathetic, greedy and insensitive. As Julian Casablancas put it “Greed is the inventor of injustices as well as the enforcer”. My heart bleeds when I hear of the unnecessary barriers to development as the experience shared below: I have never found so much hurdles in executing developmental efforts… Read more »

Drakes
Drakes
7 years ago
Reply to  Ricardo

I agree with you brother, Blantyre, Lilongwe has an acute housing problems yet we have Malawi Housing corporation. This organisation is highly politicised, it stopped constrcting houses some twenty years ago it is sticking to the old Colonial and Kamuzu house some constructed in the 50,60 and 70’s when the urban migration was so small. Now Blantyre and Lilongwe are overpopulated and there is need for proper accommodation for those who can afford which Malawi Housing is supposed to provide.

Prince
Prince
7 years ago
Reply to  Ricardo

Administrator, can you post the comment above in your news items. This is shameful and we as a people should begin exposing these culprits and their behaviours.

True patriot
True patriot
7 years ago

The crisis in the current administration & Malawi as a whole is simply moral. There’s no precedence for paradigm shift where men of Intergrity can leave mark for the next generation. SONA will not prevail unless greedy individuals are erased out of this system and politics of appeasement will not get our beloved Malawi anywhere. Separate wheat from the chaff so I agree with Mr Kapito Mr Peter Mutharika’s government is harbouring many corrupt people who are being shielded from facing the long arm of the law. –

Mad max
Mad max
7 years ago

Kapito is very right here. President Mutharika is caught in a vice that put him on the throne. he fails to rule the way he wud have done if he had willfuilly come from the USA to redeem Malawi of its chronic poverty. but trouble is he only came to help the brother who accidentally died and the cronies that had surrounded Bingu pushed Peter to stand in the presidency.. The result is, he fails to lead the way he would have(he is capable ) if he had elevated himself to that position. I wish the president could read this… Read more »

freeman
freeman
7 years ago

Zoona a chaponda ng’ombe zonse za mikolongwe atengako ndi zabere zomwe kkkkk

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