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Both parties has no good image in the past hence making it difficult to sail through to the election coming a head,Malawians now are not happy at to what is going on on these parties you can not win elections based on attacking each other the party that comes with good and credible issue based campaign will sail it through.
Democracy is about views of the majority overriding the minority. If you have the minority so vocal believing they are bigger than the party and want their views to be ultimate — it cannot be anything else apart from a group engulfed in selfishness. For Mr Munthali, your articles have a pattern of message. After going around, you finally have a jab at MCP. Those who know, they have it that you write on behalf of your MADAMA boss who flirts with RM, my foot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You are missing a very big point my friends. Many who vote for DPP don’t care about manifestos. For example I don’t even know DPP manifesto but I know they constructed PIM -Nguludi road. I even voted for DPP without reading their manifesto. They are just formal documents to give an impression that you are organized but they are useless to many voters in the south. So brother Munthali. You are just wasting your time campaigning for Chakwera we know who to vote for already. Thus typical of tumbukas they think they decide on behalf of Malawians what should be… Read more »
Tenzi Mzungu, stop speeking on behalf of southerners. If you say we know who to vote for, how many Tenzi Mzungus are there? Do not cheat yourself that because you hate Dr, Chakwera then every southerner is liker you. If it was so then MCP could not win the October by election 5-1 of which 2 seats were from the south. Mudzahkumudwa bamboo.
You are another dandahead blue brained creature devoid of logical thinking. You cannot sense the political wind in this wretched country. When MCP was winning seats in Nsanje and Ndirande were there no southerners involved in voting? Did MCP import voters from Mzimba Solora up north or from Lilongwe Msozi in the Centre.
You are such group of fanatics of this sinking ship called DPP that shall hung themselves and your friend Santana after the humiliation that DPP will suffer. 5-1 ija chinali chiyambi chabe.
ARGUE SENSIBLE THINGS MWANA WA NGURU IWE!!!
Since the inception of democracy over 11 trillion has gone into the pockets of greedy politicians and their cronies.There has not been much improvement in road infrastructure. Education standards have gone down.People has dams and tap water in the villages during Angwazi.Now they drink from streams.How many big companies have come to Malawi since 1994?How many jobs have been created? Are irrigation schemes which were there functioning.Do we think the old man can take us forward?Malawi now is about which tribe you belong to.Two families have been ruling Malawi since 1994 save for a short break.Can’t we at least try… Read more »
This man writes well…he thinks carefully and I always enjoy his articles. Hats off for one Ephraim.
Ephraim Munthali, you are a good coward journalist…failing to call a spade a spade. After reading your article, I’ve come to realize that you just wanted to be neutral and that’s why I’m calling you a ‘coward journalist’. I know deep down your heart you wanted to say good things about the party in opposition, MCP because seriously speaking you have failed to convince me how MCP is a hopeless opposition party. Did you want Chakwera and his MCP to spell out their agenda for change now so that APM and his DPP can hijack it for their own political… Read more »
I got the point MCP is hopeless opposition party. It is NO BETTER than DPP. The DPP has successfully implemented those which caught the attention of Malawians such ass limiting the size of Cabinet, implementing the malate subsidy and establishing community colleges, You forget food availability , stable economy, peace Police are working day & night every where etc. DPP woyeeeee !!!!!!! keep it up.
Stable economy? To who? Those of you who can tap from the government coffers at will while the rest of Malawians are suffering? Shame
Phiri,
Don’t comment on things you don’t understand. Which economy are you talking about? What do you mean when you say peace Police? You are the type of those misleading our president. Ifenso nga DPP wamva.
What has this impacted on the general livelihood of the rural poor masses? Literally nothing! Guest, you are big joke. The best that DPP government has achieved is massive corruption, trickery, nepotism and all callous deeds. Check your dpp manifesto again and see how many of the promises have been implemented out of the more than 16. Only 3, namely lean cabinet, community colleges & the so called malata/cement subsidy. You are nothing but a big joke and very clueless. Period!!
I dont see the powerful party and democratic party like M.C.P ,The only hope of Citizens of Malawi is only Almighty Malawi Congress Party M.C.P come 2019 may Boma with Dr Hon Chakwera with Mia.One vision on Malawi one Malawi one Vision VIVA
Mr Munthali`s analysis is deep, comprehensive and to the point. His analysis is reflective of and evidence that in Malawi there are those who can properly read the political pendulum and be able to share. This is superb and I humbly salute Mr Munthali. You are a political genius!
Coming to these useless two parties in question, I dont see them being relevant to the plight of Malawians! This is an opportunity for other parties to take advantage and explore/strategise for a way forward!
Which other political parties are you talking about? With only 14 months to go? You must be another imbecile good joke!
Of course, Mr Munthali is correct that our parties expend all their efforts on attacking each other, but why should we expect anything else. We have a confrontational party political system. If they behave like rival gangs engaged in a war for control of the criminal activities on their ‘patch’, that is exactly what our system would be expected to produce. The next government must sit down with the ‘opposition’ and formulate a system that will produce ‘development through co-operation’, not the same old ‘socio-economic paralysis through confrontation’.