Bingu calls emergency cabinet meeting
Malawi President Bingu wa Mutharika on Wednesday night called an emergency Cabinet meeting at Sanjika Palace in Blantyre.
Cabinet sources said the meeting at Sanjika was arranged to discuss how the government should tackle the backlash over controversial quota system which has come mainly from the northern region.
President Mutharika threw his weight behind the university selection system but voices from the northe have condemned the re-introduction of the “discriminatory” system.
Livingstonia Synod of the CCAP in the north, Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace (Mzuzu Diocese), Forum for new Direction (Fond) and ruling DPP’s director of political affairs, Harry Mkandawire have all criticised the system.
Mutharika knows he faces growing opposition over the quota system especially from northenors.
Makha provide evidence otherwise do not make false allegations. Report to Maneb if you have the evidence. Some of you talking have never even seen the corridors of a university or college of higher learning. People are fighting for their children not spilt water between you and me.
He!deeee!luuu!luuu!tamvelani abale nonse,tonse we have two names in common(1)Malawians(2)God’s children.l feel this is a simple matter that just need’s more understanding.No need to fight one another.We southerners we are intelligent as well what we need is just to engage gear two to compete with anyone.Hard work rewards, tell your children they will go anywhere they want.