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Achimidzimidzi
Achimidzimidzi
8 years ago

Wishful thinking. Our “Trained dog.”

Will the mining investors use solar energy or electricity?

mining is not viable in Malawi.

Samarakunjuta
Samarakunjuta
8 years ago

I have said it before and I will say it again.The only answer to all these rubbish is federal government.

Samarakunjuta
Samarakunjuta
8 years ago

Whatever!!

Leviticus
Leviticus
8 years ago

How do you ‘seal’ a deal on a ‘prospective’ investment? Surely it’s not yet ‘sealed’ if it is still prospective. $10 billion? Okay Mr. Mwanavekha, we expect to hear back from you within two weeks on the pending or ‘prospective’ deals. I’m sure you will detail the deals, give us a time-frame for when they will be realised, what kind of industries will be invested in, how many jobs they will create. After all, you are a very efficient, ‘business-friendly’ government. Rubbish. We all know these ‘investments’ will disappear in the wind. In another 6 months or year or two,… Read more »

half trillion
half trillion
8 years ago

kkkkk! you don’t ‘net’ a prospective deal, you net an agreed deal that’s been signed and sealed. until the ink is on paper then it’s just a prospect that hasn’t been ‘netted’ yet. rather say ‘some prospective investors have shown interest in doing business.’

chimodzimodzi kububyulila nkazi okongola ndikumawona ngati ukumumunyenga.

freedom
freedom
8 years ago

It is within my opinion of interest to lobby for interested investors in the country and my profound dream is that of other sources of energy sector and this government duly elected by loving Malawians should be the front line.the cheapest and reliable sources of energy will make all this dream come true.we had local investors in Namwera who tried wheat and legume farming but luck of reasonable source of energy,made the whole pirot project a flop due to high cost of diesel at the time and this is a serious threat to our agenda in all directions for investors.please… Read more »

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