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Limk
Limk
9 years ago

Relevant stand

Montello Davis
Montello Davis
9 years ago

The talk of Government should do this, Government should do that really pisses me off. Malawi must realize that development requires collective effort to pull in one direction. Economic policies for Malawi have been predominantly pro poor with very little of positive results to show. Substantial development assistance has gone through the NGO sector since the early 1990s but the expected outcomes have failed to demonstrate staying power. It is a shared problem that does not spare any sector. NGOs have also shortchanged beneficiaries for whom development assistance has been provided. They have been the most secretive sector I have… Read more »

APM
APM
9 years ago

Alan Rusbridger, the Guardian’s editor. A colleague says, “His physical appearance doesn’t tell you how tough he is.” CREDIT PHOTOGRAPH BY JAMES DAY At eight-thirty on the morning of June 21st, Alan Rusbridger, the unflappable editor of the Guardian, Britain’s liberal daily, was in his office, absorbing a lecture from Jeremy Heywood, the Cabinet Secretary to Prime Minister David Cameron. Accompanying Heywood was Craig Oliver, Cameron’s director of communications. The deputy editor, Paul Johnson, joined them in Rusbridger’s office, overlooking the Regent’s Canal, which runs behind King’s Cross station, in North London. According to Rusbridger, Heywood told him, in a… Read more »

APM
APM
9 years ago

SUBSCRI

Patrick
Patrick
9 years ago

Give malawians first priority in development projects

Mkholamwipatonde
9 years ago

In taking a free ride on Malawians you come up with this group claiming its of 500 NGOs. List down the groups and tell us who’s funding you. Malawians are tired of NGOs or their grouping bankrolled by polticians and I am afraid you could be one of them. Take Action/2015 into your family otherwise mother Malawi will be here beyond 2015 but needs visionary leadership not what we now have.

Peter Muthanyula
Peter Muthanyula
9 years ago

Worsened from what to what?

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