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akuka
akuka
6 years ago

Gogodasi mwati eskom ingafune times but times singafune Eskom eti? Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk mamina achuluka mmutumo

kanjedza
kanjedza
6 years ago

Daily times- It is high time you started paying your taxes, just like any other business entity

Peter Katasya
6 years ago

Osadanda Daily Times 2019 tizabweza chiponGwe inu ntima mmalo ukamakwela chitunda kutosgolo kuli ntsitso

zamuxolo ngalo
6 years ago

mukasiya kupanga advertise ndi times nde magetsi ayakano mbuzi inu???? busy with trivia instead of getting to work so that malawians appreciate that they have escom kaya egenco whatever and a working government in place if we have any!!!!!!!!!!!

Gogodasi
Gogodasi
6 years ago

There is no need for Chikadya to complain or take further steps on the matter. In this particular case the losers will be ESCOM because they don’t realise how powerful Times is to the Malawi nation. You just have to wait and see how soon ESCOM will swallow its pride. If Times complains, it will make ESCOM feel very important. Chingota I thought you are there as ESCOM media adviser , you can’t reason with management that the action it has taken is tantamount to committing suicide? PROs are supposed to save as corporate media advisers just like CEOs are… Read more »

mbuyafive
mbuyafive
6 years ago

Escom is a sorry institution. Intead of focusing on reducing/ending the current blackout they are busy losing energy on useless things. Myopic thinking. We thought Evelyn will bring sanity at Escom but alas, she may as well honourably resign. No progressive thinking, no clue to end the challenges.

Inspectah Deck
Inspectah Deck
6 years ago

Apa pokha escom kukhala ngati nzeru zayamba kubwelako. Now give us electricity

Eve Mwapasa
Eve Mwapasa
6 years ago

Escom is free to advertise through media that it deems fit. How do you expect to get business from the same firm mumayinyoza daily in your articles.
Nchimozimozi kumunyoza nkazi kenako nkumati takhanyula tichindeko, hahahaha !!!!

Nganiza Muthulika
6 years ago
Reply to  Eve Mwapasa

Why not privatisering ESCOM? But dont give it to Indians. ESCOM is one of corrupted company in Malawi. To get electricity at new bult house one has To give money To officials AT the same time u buy equipments yourself. It happened To me. I found out that the money I was giving and receipt was not original. The man demanded mor money intill I started To suspect that it was wrong. I asked a relative retired worked with ESCOM then he told me that it was fake receipt and I will not get electricity. The man came from ESCOM… Read more »

Hlabezulu Ngonoonda
Hlabezulu Ngonoonda
6 years ago

Agreed. In event ESCOM and EGENCO are privatised, it would make sense if the entities are left in the hands of Japanese who have the know how on power generation. Not Indians. With the vice in place, they will just perpetrate the situation even further. They will use the companies as a conduit to siphon and ship Malawi’s hard earned foreign currencies to their home country. Other than the Japanese, I would prefer Zambians next door or Tswanas.

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