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ndele
ndele
5 years ago

GO SKS GO SKS GO SKS ASIYENI APUMBWAWA ALIBE FUNDO PAJA ALIBE POLOBULEMU TISAIWALE TINAZIVERA TOKHA sizinacokele mma nyuzi. yekha ndithu pakamwa pokhala nagti mlamba paja. at least izi nnamuvapo otherwise he can stand by the podium for a good hour sindivapo kanthu.
the guy had to go for speech therapy b4 becoming presdent.
kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk ZAINABU jounalist uja anakangomunyangana kudasbwa naye ndi mmene ankalankhulila
SKS SO ARTUCULATE ,CLEAR AND COINCISE. TIYE TIYE TIYE SKS

Nsena jive
Nsena jive
5 years ago

SCK will not step down as VC. The position is strategic for UTM; “draining the swamp” . It is not about the salary or benefits. It is the position which is important. We need to remember that without being VC, we wouldn’t know that there is another son of Malawi who can provide alternative voice. “Our country our home”

matela
matela
5 years ago

olo mutanyoza chotani UTM izasintha zinthu anthu awiri omwe mumalemba zonyoza apa simungasinthe mitima ya anthu mwazolowera kupha alobino anthu aulesi inu .SAULOS ndi mamuna hard talk anayankha momveka bwino.and he is a gentleman sakufuna kunyoza boss wake

GRM
GRM
5 years ago

Chilima is smart politician. He has my vote

Kennedy
Kennedy
5 years ago

Let him see how people can vote in Malawi

Lilian Kaunda
Lilian Kaunda
5 years ago

The dude will not resign becuase he knows he will not will and he wants to have something to fall back on while his stupid followers like Kaliati, Masangwi and Ngalande will be languishing in poverty. This boy is realy stupid. How to you go out and start talking ill of your own country. It is like a child who goes to a neihgbour and talks ill of own family. on the other hand if he says there is corruption yet he is associating himself with a government he calls to be corrupt. it is like catching your wife in… Read more »

VERONICA BARRATT
VERONICA BARRATT
5 years ago

If he had resigned we wouldn’t have known of the depth of thieving that is happening in the Malawi government. He spoke of the 145mil, APM admitted by giving back, he spoke of the fuel syphoning at ESCOM, the officials even added more litres to what he had mentioned as being stolen, now we have this 270mil by Mulli, what more is there that we don’t know about? He is our eyes.!! so then we can make informed decisions come 2019

Gawani
Gawani
5 years ago

Truth of the matter is that Chilima was nothing he was taken on board as VP. He was just a cell phone company Chief Executive. He knows by resigning he has no job and no power, he would be the nobody he was before. You cannot serve a government that you claim is corrupt and failing Malawi. Some people seek greatness others have greatness thrust upon them. Seek to be great Chilima by standing on your own!

GonapaDindi
5 years ago

I don’t think Chilima can resign .I mean am sure he wants to , but for what ? The moment he resigns he is going to forfeit his retirement package which is for life .Running for presidency is a big gamble , he’ll either win or lose . For him to be made president or not is entirely up to us voters. His future is in our hands.So I think he’d rather lose and still have his retirement package , other than lose and be left with nothing. It’s a win or lose game kkkkk! So leave him alone ,… Read more »

matchona
matchona
5 years ago

A wrong thing even done by many will never be right. Transformation start from us. Not that if Bingu did, JB did it, Chilumpha did it, APM did it, then let him do it is in transformation, against our own agenda. Let you show that you will realy transform Malawi or you want to milk this thin cow again. Be serious, hard talk mwagwanayo.

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