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This is not the making of Poly or other engineers, not even an engineering problem at all. This is something that should have been done away with several decades ago and replaced with something better. The attempt to repair the thing last year was futile. Let us call upon those responsible to improve the jetty without any further delays.
The problems in Malawi originate from Bad leaders that we have. They are greedy to my best of my knowledge. Why can’t the government bring development to places like N/Bay. in other countries governments put much emphasis on developing lake shore or seacoast areas like these. bringing in structures such as 5 star hotels and industries. but our leaders are so shameful to malawians. Unlike our mindset changes Malawi will continue to be poor.
Chalu chamala Yehova come to our mercy we Tongas must wake up I have photos of that jetty and am crying when I see that jetty now. A m seeing it in Nyasa now from Yokohama,Japan but first reaction was God have mercy .Am in ministry of Transport but not an engineer however we need Mota Engil and not these comrades from poly so to say.Things are falling apart .Ndaliya mumtima .
Y Malawi unalozedwa ndi ndani imagin 1958 shame kwambiri
We do not have engineers in Malawi. We have drunkards
In addition to blaming the Ministry of Transport for this mishap, I also blame mechanical and structural Engineers from Likoma and Chizumulu for not taking the lead into such things that affect them directly. They are busy drinking beer and sometimes kachasu. You are big fools
THUS MALAWI GOVERNMENT OF TODAY. NO PLANS TO MAINTAIN FACILITIES FOR SAFETY OF ITS CITIZENS.
I urge the govt to act quickly on the problem at Nkhata-Bay Jetty.
1957 When we were still under colonial master Britain. Awa ada.
That thing is very old no need of maintenance! Break it and build new one osangoba ndalama…….