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Mtumbuka Usatana
5 years ago

Pathakopinu atumbuka okuba inu. Atumbuka kunyasa nkhope ndi mtima omwe. You are busy tarnishing the image of Government and yet you cant account for NGO money. Panyapanu atumbuka nonse.

Namadya anyezi
Namadya anyezi
5 years ago

Hey guys wait a minute. Whats wrong if someone is swindling the donors who are atsamunda. Remember for them to get rich they enslaved our grand parents. This time it s pay back time as we will continue to steal without mercy their hard earned tax payers money. Right now am planning to open three more NGOs as this is good business.

Andrew
Andrew
5 years ago

Let me differ with the assertion being raised above. Look at NGOs like CRS, Dan Church Aid, USAID etc plying their trade in the mentioned areas. 1) Look at their funds disbursement procedures! They are clear and audits do take place. 2) These NGOs are based in Lilongwe and elsewhere. Their head offices are not in Mzuzu. They may have officers who are audited and unscrupulous fellows are discharged from duty. 3) Some of these NGOs are dealing with mindset change with which results are very difficult to see! I will give examples like modern farming methods, establishing cooperatives so… Read more »

Pondani
Pondani
5 years ago

We have been saying this for a long time. NGOs or CSOs are corrupt and their work does not reflect the huge amount of money they get from donors. K11 billion could have changed Mzimba but it is going into the pockets of the same self-righteous, loud-mouthed activists who condemn government everyday. Can there be systems of transparency so that these idiotic CSO or NGO thieves do not continue enriching themselves in the name of poor people and those who are suffering in so many different ways.

Chifundo
Chifundo
5 years ago

Amenewo ndiye a Tumbuka

Joloza
Joloza
5 years ago

Exactly, most of these international NGOs send e greater chunck of funding back to their countries through employment of international expert. They give miserable salaries to locals, fat salaries to their so called expatriates whose qualifications equals those of Malawians and remit drops to interventions. Do you expect districts across the country to develop? Just look and INGO1s and see the noses there. Lots of white noses compared to black ones. Dont use the word racism in your feedback to my opinions!

Chigwere
Chigwere
5 years ago
Reply to  Joloza

Well, that is a good point; however take note that many malawians regard having an NGOs is some sort of Entreprenuership ; we have evidence of young men and women enriching themselves through donor funds; kumangogula tima galimoto and put them on roads as taxis, ena kumanga nyumba and turn it to be an office, NGO kumapanga rent. We are fraud!!!!!

Fodoi
Fodoi
5 years ago

The majority of these NGOs are international. Bring a law that would force international NGOs to be subgranting to indigenous NGOs that are locally based. The international NGO have a lot of overhead expenses. Nepal has one of the best laws on the operations of NGOs, go borrow a leaf from Nepalise government

Ndendeuli
Ndendeuli
5 years ago

These NGOs are owned by atumbuka nd you know kuti atumbuka ndi anthu akuba kwabasi!

Christmas
Christmas
5 years ago
Reply to  Ndendeuli

U r not being sincere!

chikoti
chikoti
5 years ago

Clearly money is swindled,11bn is a lot of money…no wonder NG boss turn onto millionaires over night umbava uwuu.people of mzimba that is food for thought

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