Electronic money transfer hits K100bn per day in Malawi - Malawi Nyasa Times

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Vinjenje

5 years ago

Goodall,come on ! Does that make Malawi a developed country ?What economics ?

Wiseman

5 years ago

This is good development, sending money is now very easy, big up guys

APM

5 years ago

APM IS STEALING MK100 BILLION IN A DAY???

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Ndede

5 years ago

While lazy people are busy blaming Govt policies, hard working people are busy studying them to make a benefit out of them. 3 things people, Hard work as God dictates and APM preaching, Integrity and patriotism. The development of the country is NOT money in your pocket. Those wise shall manage towns and villages. Continue chasing mizukwa ife tikulimbikira kugwira ntchito.

kanyimbi 265

5 years ago

Before we comment, can you please give us stats from other countries so that we can make a good comparison

suarez

5 years ago

Reply to kanyimbi 265

You could research that on your own.

Mike Kanyerere

5 years ago

sounds very good. now if someone could adjust the exchange rates please. malawi is already a landlocked country meaning our imports carry extra costs thus high prices for basic commodities. if you balance out the currencies it would automatically make everyone go to their original spaces thus reducing competition for meager job opportunities in the developed countries. in this instance south africa. zambian kwacha gained against the rand recently I dont know how they did it but end result can be seen at the bus terminals of malawi and zambia resp. my focus fell on the goods being loaded into… Read more »

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