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DPP
DPP
8 years ago

Mr president, ndalama za cash gate mutibwezele kaye, zinthu ziyamba kuyenda, paja mukusunga ndi inutu

jimbo
jimbo
8 years ago

Being a Law Professor does not qualify APM to govern the country. What does he know of politics and economics? Every time he opens his mouth in public he reveals how unsuited he is to govern. He only speaks in generalities and never in specifics. What precisely is he doing that will improve the economy in December and January? What exactly is being done to prepare the country for the effects of el Nino? How can anyone have faith and trust in him and his government when they have no idea what practical policies are being pursued? APM’s leadership is… Read more »

Kalonga
Kalonga
8 years ago

Solutions??? Hahahahahaha koma!!!!!! Pachithu pakakhala vuto pali vuto and vuto silimagona olo uthawe limakupezabe

Jose
Jose
8 years ago

Mr President can you assure us Malawians that you are now ready to take advices from other quarters! Advices have been given you in the past but have all fallen on deaf ears. If I may remind you for example; did you not get advised not to sale MSB? What did you do in response, you sold it. The problem with you is that you believe you are wiser than the next person. No you are not there are other things that others know better than you do. So learn to take advice my dear president. You can make a… Read more »

Ineyo
Ineyo
8 years ago

Mr President, you do not need economists to advise you. They will tell you the very same principles you already know but are reluctant to implement: accountability, cut down operational costs such as motorcades of fuel guzlers, obscene fuel allowances for your ministers, government/parastatal CEOs, reduce apetite for expensive cars for yourself and the aforementioned above.Why use an expensive 4 X 4 (V8) from Area 10 to Capital Hill when a simpleToyota Corolla/Camry would do excatly the same job at a quarter of the cost? Avoid un necessary Presidential trips both internal and external as such trips involves many people… Read more »

malawi wane
malawi wane
8 years ago

A real president was supposed to call the wise men of the land to a meeting. They should discuss how best they can tackle the problems the country is facing. Anything agreed on the meeting, the government should do. The woman Joice Banda did that it worked. Malawi is for all not dpp only.

The Only Democrat Left
The Only Democrat Left
8 years ago

Mr President Sir, any economist or politician will tell you that the prerequisite to offering your government solution to the immense economic problems that we Malawians face under your leadership, is in the following: 1) Stop all government procurement of drugs for hospitals, fertilizer and other government requirements from Indian traders In Malawi, instead procure these items from bona fide manufacturers who certify that they are not paying commissions to Indian traders in Malawi or any government minister or to you Mr President himself. This will stop corruption in your government. 2) Explain to us Malawians why you have failed… Read more »

Yoswa kangazi
Yoswa kangazi
8 years ago

Understanding sayings is for wise people what the President is saying and had been saying need wisdom to understand. Here he is asking economist and even ordinal malawians not only to say the negative part but to give solutions so as to improve the situation of the country. “Bring forward solution that can inspire the nation that preaching doom”, he said. Then what we need to do is not only to come with negatives without saying how can we improve to the positive side. So dear Malawians please can you bring positive solutions, remember facts are greater than many negative… Read more »

Blessed Banda
Blessed Banda
8 years ago

I thought its the same man who said the economic situation is bad in Malawi and no one should say ng’weng’we because Malawi is broke? This old man is too forgetful of what he says. Only fools can follow him.

wika
wika
8 years ago

so you mean that you have failed to run the country , now you want the economists to take over.

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