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If local produce is good enough to meet the people’s desire there will be no need to convince them to buy locally. It wil happen automatically. So the emphasis should be drumming up standards in tghe Malawi produce. Make sure that what ever we produce is subject to very high standars so that the market defines it self! This is the role of the government. Then when the stabdars are achieved you loudly promote the orduct and the market is set. Not only will locals buy the product but outsiders will import it.
Protectionism is needed in Malawi, however it will not work if Malawians are producing substandard goods. If Malawians want to maximise profits from this initiative you have to produce goods that will strongly compete with those on the International market. The marketing mix has to be of high standard, the product should be quality, packaging should be quality, prices should be competitive. if you target shops like Shoprite and Spar, you know you have to sell good quality products at competitive prices because they are top brands with reputations of selling top quality items, if your products are not good… Read more »
You guys, why are you throwing the ball to investors. You want everything to be done by investors. Govt must do it through parastatals. That is why you have government companies.
I love you Mr President but next time dont accept to open a single storey building.I rmember Bingu giving a Telve Storey infrstructure in Lilongwe .Maybe its high time it is revived.
this order shld also go to importation of labour. Too many indians in our country misquandering as graduates. We v a lot of malawians finishing university but these racist indians decided to import labour from pakistan. This is not fair on malawians. One day we shall rise and fire all these indians
Iwe Peter…instead of complaining on the issue like a little girl, how you take leadership in asking the question “why”; in this case, why are products that are easily grown in Ntcheu, Thyolo, Chitipa, etc less appealing to buyers than those imported by Supermarkets? Now get to work, will you?
mr mandala
Ngati mwatopa ndi APM pitani kwina mukapeze mtendere wamumtima ife sitiziwanso kuti
munthu wina wachoka koma akubanja kwanu basi.Koma akachoka APM ziko lonse lapansi liziwa.
mmmm cool,, thts great MPICO
It’s high time you investors embarked on vertical infrastructure development. We are tired of you people building massive car parks that almost out do your small building’s. maximize on the little land resources
including importation of leaders. This must stop. We have locals