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M Sizini has written very well. Bravo!
Malawi will never change if the people who live in it are not active enough to hold politicians to account. We should not lie to ourselves that any political party in our country will change the fortunes for ordinary people…..they’re all there for their pockets. These politicians are not about to invest so much money in their campaigns just for the love of people. They need to get return on their investment and how would they do so other than by looting or favouring relatives and friends when it comes to government tenders. Come on Malawians, wake up! Malawi needs… Read more »
Why would a wise president allow to be misled? He has access to tons of resources to cross check any advice.
That is why some people believe he is incompetent.
Malawians trusted Muthalika to make decision not his so called advisors? Its Muthalika himself a failure, dont blame the advisors they only do so to keep their jobs.
Mwatani kodi amangwetu?
ma advisors ku Malawi tilibe chifukwa onse ndi olembedwa ntchito paja amalandira chimodzimodzi cabinet minister…ndiye amaopa kuchosedwa ntchito
He is also to blame. Any wise leader would think twice before agreeing to pay for a free for all beer bash for teens.
Sometimes your greatest critics are your best advisors. A wise leader listens to his critics, however painful this may be. He is far more likely to hear the truth from his critics than from sycophantic praise-singers. For this reason, a good leader invites criticism and responds to it If it is unreasonable or impractical, He explains why. If it is fair, accurate and useful, he will thank the critic, explain why he agrees, and say how he proposes to incorporate the critic’s advice into future policy. Moreover, he will ask the critic to give him more feedback. Of course, the… Read more »
There is no . . . .
Chabwino! Dipatimenti ya Khutu la Mfumu! Kikikikikikikikiki
The buck stops with him! A great leader should be able to differentiate good advice from bad advice and not just absorb everything like a sponge
Mwasowa zolemba? UYU watibera mokwanira adzipita uko anatchona kuja. Ife mbava takana. Who advised kuti adziba? Bakili?
Nenani mfundo msanga, osamatichedwetsa chi essay chonsechi!