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Ray
Ray
7 years ago

And in all this, we Malawians are just “pheee!” The passivity of we Malawians borders on stupidity of the highest magnitude! That’s why people can steal billions of our tax money, we still elect them in office, clap hands for them and lick their boots!!

Ray
Ray
7 years ago

Funny and ironical enough, the characters who conspired to hike the university fees, benefited from free university education during Kamuzu’s time. Aphunzira varsity yaudzu, today they want to deny other people the same opportunity! My foot! And in all this, the powers that be, are just watching, sleeping on duty as has always been the case! Dzikodi liri mmanja mwa agalu!! Tingogawanapo basi!!!

Vice Chancellor
Vice Chancellor
7 years ago

Can we all put politics aside and hear the voice of the citizens, please. Can The chancellor, The UNIMA management, Government and all stakeholders take the matter from neutral point of view. The ones crying are Malawians whom you are there for. Mvani kulira kwawo.
If you can manage to pay ndekuti ndinuyo koma ambiri sangathe. If you had dropouts pa fees mukusinthayo, how many dropout do you expect with the hike?

Advisors, please assist the The University Chancellor accordingly disregarding all what has already happened including kulowelerapo by your political rivals.

Maunisi
Maunisi
7 years ago

Agalu akulamula dziko lino.

Dilawo
Dilawo
7 years ago

Dziko liri mmanja mwa agalu

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