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Godfrey
Godfrey
8 years ago

timayenda ngat mbalame zakunyanja..mulungu odalitsa adalitse malawi…

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kasiya
kasiya
8 years ago

Ithóught thy ve given extra bonus to de prayrs kodi lyeyo akasewera ndiye kapena ena komaso u young chimozi ndi mzakoyo don’t give rame excuse mozambique si germany yoda khawa mkangoluza don’t wait for makape achina nyamirandu kukuwuza kuti samaya ayi jst go direct ku ll kwanu mzikakochana ndi civo tatopa kwabasi ndi cosafa yomwe kutilephera eish usatilankhulitse mambiri ndikukanika kwako lne mwana waku mizi kwa jenda uko chamba takana wapulika kwali

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ujeni
ujeni
8 years ago

Za zill he is an insider, if you had said a reporter from Nyasa Times or other print media reporters it would make sense. This doesn’t make any sense at all, kodi anthu anzenu mumakampany umu anatha ?

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Chintebwe
Chintebwe
8 years ago

Many thanks to airmalawi

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Che Peter
Che Peter
8 years ago

Not wealthy news at all… Za ziiiii!!! what is 750 USD going to achieve? Mpaka titseguke nazo mmimba apa. As if a Flames anuwo aakachita zakupsa apumbwaa inuuu

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