Kyungu bemoans failure to change economic fortunes of poor Malawians

Paramount Chief Kyungu of Karonga and Chitipa has no kind words for government’s failure to change the economic fortunes of poor Malawians as on Sunday he described 2017 as an “empty year” especially to people from his jurisdiction.

Kyungu: 2017 was empty year

Kyungu made the remarks in an exclusive interview with Nyasa Times at his residence in Kasowa.

According to him, there are many unfinished project that he and his fellow chiefs from both districts [Karonga-Chitipa] initiated to benefit and develop their areas.

“I cannot describe 2017 as a successful year. This is because most of the projects that would have benefited and develop the two districts are uncompleted. Apart from that they are also things that have made this year to be unsuccessful but I cannot disclose to you,” he said.

Though he  commend the government for the stability they have created from sound fiscal policies, he said  that is not enough as Malawians need to directly start benefitting from the economic gains made.

“There are some successful things happened in 2017 such as the launch of Education Trust Fund, Karonga-Chitipa Chief Forum, Ngonde Culture Cerebration, He for She campaign and dealing with corrupt leaders at Karonga district council among others. However, 2018 will be a successful year,” said Kyungu.

In his message to the youths in Karonga and Chitipa, Kyungu asked them to be responsible, love one another and refrain from being used.

He then commended the Karonga and Chitipa journalists for being professional in their job and putting the two districts on the map.

While feeling sorry to the cholera outbreak that has hit Karonga, Kyungu asked his subjects to practice hygiene and follow prevention measures in order to deal with the disease.

To families living along flood prone areas, Kyungu advised them to immediately relocate to upper lands in order to save their lives and properties.

He then appealed for peace and peace among Malawians they are crossing to 2018 in his conclusion to develop the country

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Jembe
Jembe
6 years ago

Kwawachi? Pati bii pali minga . .. kutipusika cha.

Yahya Yahya Jammeh
6 years ago

Bad chiefs like Kyungu are the ones who sided with the whites in the process of colonising this country. What he is saying makes no sense when he was one of the chiefs who defended government in tabling 50+1 electoral reform bill. This is the beginning, more is yet to come. Remember what Kasakula said about romancing with a snake – it is you the chiefs who cleared the ground for the snake to come closer to PAC.. The money that you were given has finished that why you are pretending to be talking sense when you know you are… Read more »

Saulos
Saulos
6 years ago

What have you done on the mpata health centre issue concerning misallocatin of funds that were. Meant to upgrade this facility? If it was kasowa health centre would be fucken quite like that? Innocent souls in mpata are suffering while you are busy with accusing the opposition on radios and TVs isnt that selfish you fool?we need answers from you incompetent chief

James
James
6 years ago

Is he not amongst the chiefs who were being parraded on TV supporting govt? Mafumu adyera awa ndi amene akupangisa kuti boma lisamakhale serious with social issues. We need chiefs who can stand on principle and not these ones who can be bought with a packet of salt. Kyungu should not have joined the Kaombas in dyera. He will be used and dumped like others before.

Takondwa
Takondwa
6 years ago

Thus how a Chief need to be ,Chiefs need to harmonise the living environment by calling a spade a spade when the iron is red. I hope others will emulate

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