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Rwanda is busy constructing a new state of art international airport while Malawi is busy constructing a refugee camp for the Rwandese in Malawi. So, Malawi is a landfill or haven for the less privileged in other countries. The answer is no. A number of officers (police, immigration etc.) have dubiously enriched themselves through this issue of refugees.
Thanks to my wise chiefs for such a bold decision against Kyungus decision. We dont want greedy chiefs who cannot think for their subjects – never allow a refugees camp at Katili, nor anywhere else in Karonga or North of this country
I totally agree with you To bias . The two groups (government and UNHCR) can and should not be trusted . Onl a few months ago the media was awash with stories of refugees being sold or at least to have been moved with money changing hands to some foreign countries like Australia and UNHCR was to blame and the government of Malawi seemed to have known what was happening but decided not to do anything at all why does this government like short cuts? why don’t they pass such issues through Parliament to get support from that Institution?.
Truth be told, it is not right to say that bringing refugees to Karonga has any advantage to the people of Karonga. To begin with, Refugees at Dzaleka are dangerous people. They kill themselves and members of the surrounding communities. You can readily find this information from police and communities around. They put a lot of pressure on natural resources including land and forests. Most forests have suffered serious deforestation because of refugees. They cut a lot of trees to construct their shelters and for cooking. The place is a health risk as there is no proper waste management in… Read more »
It is high time refugees should go back to their home countries. Wars are over.
Thanks to my wise chiefs for such a bold decision against Kyungus decision. We dont want greedy chiefs who cannot think for their subjects. Leaders must analyze issues holistically before coming to a conclusion. Discuss issues exhaustively and weigh the prons and cons of what the issue will bring by looking at the back, now and the future. Mwangolera and your fellow chiefs, God bless you. Government has failed to bring development long way back. I wonder now that, they can have audacity to say that, they would bring development . Which development and for who? Should Karonga people get… Read more »
Lilongwe has not been affected with insecurity for the past 22 years. Why should it be affected now? What effort is UNHCR making to resettle the refugees back home where there is peace and prosperity ie Rwanda which you cannot compare to poor Malawi?