Malawi paper’s editorial condemns govt, judiciary collapse of talks - Malawi Nyasa Times

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kangaroo

9 years ago

These fools do not deserve all that money.

Sinthani

9 years ago

The judges and magistrates across the country have agreed to take the matter to Parliament, if nothing is done, then they will sue individual government officers involved in the negotiation. Where will they sue these individuals? To another interested party in the salary increase? It will be unfair trial Mr. Mlenga Mvula. You know the outcome already! Judges as well qualified individuals in the land need to know and understand the situation the country. You need to deal with the cases urgently of those involved in looting and theft of public resources to recover the lost monies and send a… Read more »

Jelbin mk

9 years ago

This government is so funny you denying some certain percentage demanded by the people in their specific occupations and yet you demand a hefty percentage on services you offer as a government such as is the case with our recent passport hikes which is so obsceniois because no one demands such an increase from K15 100 to K48 500 this is executive theft on its best so don’t complain if citizens demand a such because you have taught them how to.

Namalila

9 years ago

Are some of these demands realistic? I doubt, there might be some elements of sabotage.

machendy

9 years ago

is it really neccesary for grown people to wear those silly costumes?

mxii

9 years ago

Wanting 110% payrise and yet you are still wearing old colonial uniform and using colonial laws. Convince us that you deserve the 110% payrise by modernizing your systems to be in tune with current Malawi. Otherwise odi uko, musatipingepinge