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phwisa
phwisa
5 years ago

Ah! Lero ndiye muziti bola Kamuzu a galu inu.

Wandu
Wandu
5 years ago

There is evil ando underperformance in the Catholic Church. What has the Bishop done about it?

tizanka
tizanka
5 years ago

In other worlds the civil service was great up until four years ago? miss me with that BS now.

Wase Gauteng
Wase Gauteng
5 years ago

Our existing government just does not have visionary leaders. We are heading to no where. I want to state my case this way: if APM is a professor of law one thing that would have benefited this nation is an effort by him to have a very balanced judicial system that functions properly and delivers to the needs of this country after all that is an area of his expertise. But as it stands many court buildings are in shambles let alone what happens inside of them. Lawyers are in the business of fleecing people instead of providing decent service… Read more »

Duli
Duli
5 years ago

Who ever interviewed the Bishop should also have asked him if it was ethical for Catholic priests to be caught up in imbroglio such as fathering children under the cover of darkness when in daylight they vowed celibacy or murdering people living with Albinism in order to get rich.

Joe
Joe
5 years ago

The whole of Malawi’s public service is compromised. It is now increasingly clear that even the judiciary, which had appeared some what clean in the past years is also heavily compromised… Corruption and fraud have become deeply entrenched such that the ONLY remaining solution is to retire every one in service and start recruiting afresh… It is that serious… Whoever hasn’t realized this…. Is so naive about malawi, it’s workings, and the political economy … Or is part of those benefiting from the mess… As a starting point… All City council employees should be retired (or contracts terminated) let them… Read more »

Emmanuel
Emmanuel
5 years ago

Preach the word of God…and not politics always

mtete
mtete
5 years ago

Mark my word anyone writing agaiy what Bishop Mtumbuka said is either thick up there or is part of the inefficient, thieving, plundering corrupt administration. Trouble is that a Chimwene Che APM is not in control of things but relies on duping advisors.
By the way, Tery, the foreign teachers being referred to by the Bishop are for Catholic University and not secondary schools.

Napoleon Muza
5 years ago

That is it bishop. The civil service also contains the Catholic faithful in it. What do you teach them when they are in each. We may blame the government, but what do we do as a church. Do we encourage our Christians to be good examples in their public offices? Do we teach them Ethical values? Do they show that they are ambassadors of Christ in their work? If we are to teach them better things they can be spheres of influence in their ministries. They can fight corruption, laziness and promote hardworking spirit. Why do you have to invite… Read more »

Tery
Tery
5 years ago

We dont need foreigners to teach at a secondary school

CitizenX
CitizenX
5 years ago
Reply to  Tery

Malawian teachers r all useless, dont know where they got their qualifications,

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