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Malawian President Peter Mutharika on Thursday received in audience of New Valley Tobacco Manufacturing Company bosses Mr Yehia (Chairman) and...
Peter do you think that foreign investors are dumb like you driving sleeping Malawians? With endemic corruption spearheaded by your leadership,fragile infrastructure and confused political trend,what kind of investors will want reap nothing from their sweat? Peter,put your house in order and then expect good returns.Anyway,keep on trying,but remember you are dealing with bright peaple who value their hard earned finances
Peter do you think that foreign investors are dumb like you driving sleeping Malawians? With endemic corruption spearheaded by your leadership,fragile infrastructure and confused political trend,what kind of investors will want reap nothing from their sweat? Peter,put your house in order and then expect good returns.Anyway,keep on trying,but remember you are dealing with bright peaple who value their hard earned finances.
We are relying on bank ya mmudzi for small loans otherwise bank charges are untouchable.
Wishful thinking. Banana republics
The ‘investment security profile for Malawi is very competitive’ ? Malawi may have come second in Africa for upholding the rule of law, which is commendable. Investors can be secure that their assets will not be abruptly seized, and so on. However, that hardly translates to a ‘competitive’ environment for doing business. For that, better take a look at the World Bank Doing Business Index – where Malawi comes a miserable 164th globally (down 1 place from last year). It takes a mind-bogglingly ridiculous 38 days to register a business – and that’s just on the ‘official’ measure! Transparency International’s… Read more »
While Malawi is all smiles with the TFTA, neighbor Mozambique is not buying it…yet. I am quoting from APA: Mozambican Primer Minister Carlos Agostinho do Rosario has refused to sign on behalf of his country the agreement setting up a tripartite free trade area (TFTA) involving three African economic blocks, saying the government still needed to check the impact which the agreement could have on the economy. “There are questions that have to be studied and about the origin of imported products, and their selection, about which areas should be liberalized, and where liberalization could be gradual. This entire exercise… Read more »
I dont see any foreign investors investing in Malawi with these blackouts, water shortages, insecurity, MRA robing the investors in the name of taxes; if i ask for a loan at my workplace, you mean MRA should get 38% of that loan and me being deducted the same? Infringed benefits and the like, Mr President, you are joking if not day dreaming
100 MW or 1000 MW? The one who advises the President on energy should be fireed. He is misleading the Professor. 100 MW is only enough for 2 and half industries. We need industries that can manufacture goods 24/7. If we are mining we should also turn the minerals into finished products and the projected energy demand for the mining and manufacturing sectors is well beyond 1900 MW.
Bravo APM I Wishing All The Best Mr President.
We heard that investors were coming after the president visited New York. Have any come? Will it be any different after the Egypt trip?