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jabulani
jabulani
8 years ago

Silly old man. Why can he just stop yapping his empty promises?

Zahid Munshi
Zahid Munshi
8 years ago

I trust you nganya!

Pension Nenereko
Pension Nenereko
8 years ago

Mkulu uyu wakalambadi nzeru zabwerera kubwanja – mbwelerela zonkazonka???????????

Bratusha
Bratusha
8 years ago

When we had economic gains during the first term of Bingu administration people mistakenly thought it was because of the mastercraftsmanship of Goodall Gondwe as finance minister. That was a goof a conclusion. The real economic man was Bingu himself. Goodall was just an errand boy. The proof is what we see today . When we have a president of low profile like Peter see how Goodall is dismally performing as finance minister. Whether we like it or not the president shapes the destiny of the nation and that is why it’s called the high office.

Major Prophet Bashiri Maluzi
Major Prophet Bashiri Maluzi
8 years ago

Kodi a Malawi tulo tathu tinafika pati. This man has been telling us this lie for decades. Goodall is just a name there is nothing in this tired, ailing mnganya that can help Malawi. Zero.

Just look at those bulging eyes. Boza

zeze
zeze
8 years ago

Pple are dying today, who do you think will be there to clap hands for you, pitala or patirisya? Mbuzi yamunthu yopanda mano kunsi. Wait there if you will be there this time next year.

jimbo
jimbo
8 years ago

GG promises to ‘halt the sharply depreciating kwacha against major trading currencies’ by next year. He does not say how he will achieve this economic miracle. If he knows the answer, why does he not do it NOW? Promises, promises, promises, this is all the government can offer. Not one word about HOW it will achieve these promises. Considering the dire state in which Malawi finds itself now, it is impossible to bring about any noticeable change in just one year. These words of GG should be remembered in a year’s time and we will see who will be clapping… Read more »

chimwemwe
chimwemwe
8 years ago

Goodall you have lost your mind with a deprecaiting and unstable currency no one can invest in Malawi, just resign gracefully. Kwacha is bleeding, no funding to hospitas, Road traffic horror, Government bankrupt and you say we will clap hands. Must say again DPP you are out of touch with the publics problems

Souja
8 years ago

Idiots!

Dwambazi
Dwambazi
8 years ago

Clap hands for who????

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