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masha
masha
6 years ago

the study has shown that 85% in top goverment position are Lomwe, whats the problem here

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Sugama sya chipalasya
Sugama sya chipalasya
6 years ago

I agree with you (Dziko ndi anthu ake) ; most of our NGOs are full of Tumbukas and they are still grant all opportunities at their on entertains. You should know that – Nowadays school is elsewhere; Yaos, Lhomwes, Chewas, Ngonis and Tongas hold Masters Degree as Tumbukas do

when shall other tribes get these opportunities?

is this not corruption???
“Government”

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Dziko ndi anthu ake
Dziko ndi anthu ake
6 years ago

The study has also revealed that 85% of the workers at ActionAid Malawi are Tumbukas from Mzimba and Karonga.
ActionAid, World Vision Malawi, PLAN Malawi, CONCERN, Save the Children, CRS, are all infested by Tumbukas/Mbwenumbwenus.

And you lie that you are an equal opportunities employer!! God should forgive you

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Ndanenandanena
Ndanenandanena
6 years ago
Reply to  Dziko ndi anthu ake

Yes they are tumbukas so what. ? That is why the organization is flourishing !!!!

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