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Former cabinet minister Muhammad Sidik Mia has rejected what he called “fake news” linking him to United Democratic Front (UDF) when he...
Mmh John m.nsona
You better write your Chichewa version or your Yao Langauge otherwise even my Standard 4 child can write better English than this,
Siyakwazi kuthetha, siyakhuluma or even ek praat afrikaans, so waasy u Sy my brue?
Don’t look stupid with other people’s Langauge.
SEND THEM TO REPUBLIC OF THYOLO AND MULANJE
Is there anyway among the Karonga people to impeach this Kyungu? He is not a leader.
Ku LILONGWE MWATI THREAT TO THE COUNTRYS SECURITY, NANGA IS KARONGA NOT PART OF THE COUNTRY, WILL THE RELOCATION NOT CONTINUE TO BRING INSECURITY TO THE COUNTRY?
Kkkkkk,@ ungwelu wandiseketsa heavy,koma wayankhula chulingamo.infact ifenso here ku Dowa kwathu kuno sitikuwafunako ayi,tawasungako mokwanira. the decision to move them away from capital city is a gd one,but on the other side to force the ppl of karonga kuti avomere asakufuna its very bad.why are we (malawians) busy built them new camp while kwawo they’re busy constructing a magnificent Airport,shame to the ppl of Malawi.the best way is to send them back where they belong,nkhondo inathako kwawo.sibwino kuti anthu obwera azitiyambanitsanso tokha-tokha apa amalawi.
Nothing has been learnt from the people of Mulanje, Wandale Failed and you are now on Mwahimba, Go, go, go chiefs, go Mwenifumbo, Go Mwahimba, thumb down Kyungu.
as long you i understand what I meent trueth hates go on goverment do not listen to this people who are they to oppose governent plans fron 80s refugees from mocambigue there were settled in nsanje and mwanza districts they did not complaining about it so why you are complaing thus why you wanted malawi to be devided let me tel you nothren people that your plan it wont work southren and central region we are not complaing about goverment decision so who are you if you are mixing with poritics thats your problem leave goverment alone you do not… Read more »
WE ARE NOT AGAINST REFUGEES SETTLEMENT, BUT RELOCATION.
mmmm ok me I think that goverment is dam right for tekng thise people away from central region for safety of our nation its far better to put them far to the boundary district so that that goverment can manage to control them is very difficult to control them if they living inside of country it wont be easy to control so please allow goverment to move these refugees
John Medson, lembani chizungu chabwino. Nanga tikati anthu inu ndinu mbuli muzidzutsa? Ife aku karonga takana!!!!!! Atumizeni kumene alindi experience kale. Ife totoooooooo. The northerners are not stupid and bootlickers. Umbuli ndi matenda abale.
if its a university, u construct it in thyolo now its a hazardous development u want to build in katonga…. God is watching peter & co … hell is totally waiting for u
Let the government listen to the majority of Karonga. These people want to protect their land from environmental destruction. The presence of 27000 refugees will destroy the natural forest due to firewood. People in Nsanje district have no firewood today because all the natural trees were destroyed by the Mozambican refugees. Malawians lets protect our land environmentally. It makes me sad to see that our politicians don’t care about the environmental impact when making decisions. I very well remember our former president Mr Muluzi urging people to cut the trees freely a they belonged to none other than God. He… Read more »
Let the government listen to the people of Karonga.These people are doing this to protect the environment of their land. The presence of these refugees will destroy the natural forest. In a few years time, there will be no tree standing in the area. It will be similar to what happen in Nsanje when the Mozambican refugees camped. People in Nsanje struggle to find firewood today as the place has turned into a desert.