Chakwera meets Chilima over reviving economy

President Dr Lazarus Chakwera today, Tuesday, surprised civil servants at Capital Hill, the seat of government in Lilongwe where he worked from morning until government knock off time at 4:30pm.
Writing on his face book wall, President Chakwera said he dedicated his time exclusively to one major issue affecting Malawians: the economy.
He said he held a meeting with the Vice President Saulos Klaus Chilima to exchange notes on how to align the progress the president made on charting a recovery path for Malawi when he met the International Monetary Fund’s Managing Director in the USA two months ago and the progress the Vice President himself made in lobbying for support for that recovery plan when he met the International Development Finance  Corporation’s CEO in the  USA two weeks ago.
“Following today’s meeting, I have also invited the Vice President to join me for my regular meeting with the Minister of Finance and the Governor of the Reserve Bank tomorrow morning, where we will make further progress on designing solutions for the problems in the economy, as well as preparing for the visit by a team from the IMF coming up later this month,” says Chakwera.
He said in pursuit of the economic recovery plan his administration has put in place, he met Ms. Colleen Zamba who oversees the operations of the Presidential Delivery Unit in my office and gave her instructions for conducting a series of Delivery Labs next month focused on removing existing bottlenecks that are hindering or delaying the implementation of  investments and the growth of business in the private sector.
He said there is no medicine his administration is not prepared to administer to Malawi’s ailing economy in order to bring about recovery in the long term, even if it means swallowing some bitter pills in the short term.

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12 replies on “Chakwera meets Chilima over reviving economy”

  1. Mr president do something please don’t loose this country is only we have and stop crouption .

  2. Better make it happen things are getting out of hand it’s too much do something Malawi is going down is getting sick this mother land is very sick.

  3. I HOPE THE SO CAlled bitter bill won’t have to be swallowed ONLY by the very poor who are struggling with the effects of a poor economy, but EVERYONE INCLUDING THOSE PRESCRIBING THE BITTER PILL, I.E THE TOP GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS

  4. President meeting his vice is not news. The two should be meeting to discuss things without beating any drums. A Malawi bwanji?

  5. Exchanging notes should be on a daily at most. Emails, Zoom calls, phones etc.
    The VPs office should have a rep from HE office and vice versa for progress reporting purposes

  6. This what people are expecting from our leaders not this issue of MCP bussy fielding Chakwera as presidential candidate come 2025 that is nonsense let’s develop Malawi first and put Malawi

  7. Ine zozitsata za anthu awawa nde ndibazituluka palibe chomwe angatithandize, nawo akusaka chakudya chawo ndi mawanja awo

  8. Good gesture Mr President for meeting your Vice. United we stand and divided we fall. It has spelt out rumours of not being in good terms with your vice. I call this as the work of Malawians who don’t wish leaders well. Hoping you to be your own in your style of leadership. Don’t listen to the outspoken -loud mouthed politicians who only think about their own and bellies. This is the time we need to come together and preaching peace. Politics aside but building Malawi. Enawa akuchedwetsani a Pule. Hoping too to keep your promises come 2025 with the Vice. By doing that Mr President, disregarding your in house influences to cling to power as others are alleging, i see the Mandela-like legacy following you. These other outspoken individuals will just plant a seed of enemity in between you. Be your own Mr President….

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