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Jelbin mk
Jelbin mk
8 years ago

People they just tend to talk without analysis let’s be realistic when looking at issues at hand and lets count how many criminal cases have been dealt with to the end if any then for those poor and nameless people but let me ask what happened to Bakili muluzi’s corruption case? What happened to Kaliati’s corruption case? What happened to Goodall’s corruption case in the procurement of FSP? What happened to Friday Jumbe’s corruption case? What happened to Peter muntharika’s MHC’s scandal? What happened to July 20 massacre’s case? (only junior police officers were arrested but those who were commanding… Read more »

hee
hee
8 years ago

Most people are indeed empty tins….what is there to celebrate? what does it change? which investor will be wooed by this? Investors do not come to invest in very poor countries like malawi..forget it! Corruption is too high in Kenya n RSA but check how many investors are attracted to those countries? My friends, investors are not missionaries…they are money-minded people!

Samuel Lwara.
Samuel Lwara.
8 years ago

I am afraid to say this. I do not think and believe that Malawi has any Laws that could attract competent institutions to come up with such a statistic. My advice to government is that, it should intensify the national identity registration process before formulating, implementing and enforcing any Laws of the land. Otherwise we are behind times and not taken seriously on whatever we do as a nation. If there is no Law that means there is no justice.

Aaron Nsena
Aaron Nsena
8 years ago

Haf Malawi been ranked the last like Zim, atumbuka would awash this column with insults. These pple dont deserve to b Malawians, just give them their tinny land so they extinguish with toxic from kayerekera. Their mouths r full of venon to the brim and ali mitimà ya nkhwidzi ya njiru with someones progress. Even Dan Chirwa anabera mayeso. Thats why Donton Mkandawire anachotsedwa ku MCE & TB(MANEB now), ankangopeleka malikasa kwa atumbukawa

Zidura Ntengo Undigwere
Zidura Ntengo Undigwere
8 years ago

WJP are really just confirming what fair minded Malawians already know: that the new DPP government is delivering on many fronts. And almost overachieving; mirroring the party’s gurus themselves, like APM, VP Chilima, Gondwe, Chaponda, Kalilani and Kaliati. Onse awa si amesewela (these are darn serious people with deep and sincere interests in the populace; not just to line their pockets, which are already deep). Maybe we did not need the WJP group to tell us that we are on the right trajectory, in many aspects of governance. But getting a stamp of approval from these guys is welcome indeed.… Read more »

Peter
Peter
8 years ago

zaziiii

Kadakwiza
Kadakwiza
8 years ago

Malawians are still waiting for jobs. 75% Malawians are unemployed. We don’t eat WJP. The worst part we still the poorest people in the world. So what is the point, Bwana Tembenu.

Chakwera: "Mulakhoism"
Chakwera: "Mulakhoism"
8 years ago
Reply to  Kadakwiza

My friend don’t wait for jobs. Be a job creator. These are not the Kamuzu days where all who went to school were automatically be employees and the vendors (those who did not go to school) automatically be successful employers. Today, the opposite is true. Trust me, you will be a boss of your own and many others if you employ yourself.

Pulofesa Daniwudu Lake Chirwa
Pulofesa Daniwudu Lake Chirwa
8 years ago

Kupata kwa ana akulu sakondwera. Ife mapulofesa kuno ku kepi tauni yunivesite ndi atumbuka onse sitimafuna kuti Malawi
azitchuka ndi mbiri yabwino. Zimatinyasa zimenezi.

ujeni
8 years ago

Malawians will not eat this statistics, it will not bring medicines in hospitals, it will not build roads and bridges, houses etc. Going to town with such statistics is a waste of time. Malawians are waiting for tangible things.

Jelbin mk
Jelbin mk
8 years ago

White people time is long overgone for you to blackmail Africans because now we can see and judge for ourselves we don’t need your analysis. It is not true that Malawi is ranked fifth in sub-Sahara if all listed above are really the ones they use to rank countries in their exercise. If those eight factors are to go by then it is at the bottom most in the world because government power is horrible the government does what the citizens are not comfortable with and about corruption I don’t think we are doing better in that field and I… Read more »

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