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Patrick Mbewe
Patrick Mbewe
5 years ago

Chipani cholamula mdi cha Kwa Goliati. Koma thumba la ndalama tinamupasa mtumbukayi akumbule (asunge- muchirhomwe) lero mukuti Ife Arhomwe tikuba ndalama za Boma ,koma thumba la ndalama wakumbatira ndi mtumbukayi. Ndikanena kuti Arhomwe ndi atumbuka tikubera limodzi ndikakwitsa ?

Dagobert
Dagobert
5 years ago

Like Bingu said: ” It’s not the country which is poor, it is the people…”
And I add: It’s the leadership wish is poor!

Beholder
Beholder
5 years ago

As long there’s no servant leadership in this country nothing will change the status quo. The den of thieves continue to spread the virus of poverty with no remorse.

Nagausi
Nagausi
5 years ago

Kodi amenewawa ndi amaudindo anzako dzaka 65 dzopumila ntchito sidzidakwanebe? Akusiyana chani ndi ma civil servants????????????

Chete Nkufuna
Chete Nkufuna
5 years ago

This is pathetic, comfortably on their chairs kusolola, what pain is he talking about? ? A real Malawian is the one in pain and looking for a change of leadership, you have taken us backward because of high rate of corruption acts we deserve better.

#DzukaniAmalawi
#DzukaniAmalawi
5 years ago

The pain that you feel Hon Gondwe is no match to the pain that the ordinary people endure on a daily basis

Khwalala
Khwalala
5 years ago

Goodal doesnt like this country and does love to see his people prospering thats why he is now full of lies just as APM and his cabinet is. Am just praying that lucky shall be on the side of a good leader in opposition MCP to win next year’s general presidential elections. We tried to choose on our own just as God allowed the Israelites to choose their king but we made the very poor choice likewise until God choose David for then, so next year let God choose the good leader for us to bring hope in my people… Read more »

Jimmy
Jimmy
5 years ago

Maliseche enanso ovetsa chisoni nde ndiamenewa

Achiswe
5 years ago

‘continued economic growth’ ? Where does this man live? We have just read that the kwacha has lost value and fuel prices have increased. We have also been warned of increased load shedding and longer electricity blackouts. Goodall’s management of the economy under President Mutharika is clearly going nowhere fast. No wonder Malawi is classed as undeveloped and in the lowest rated countries. What has His Excellency got to say about the situation after all his boasting at the UN?

Napoleon muza
5 years ago

Dada Gondwe that is a heart of a fighter. When we feel the pain we moved forward to fight. All those that are rich, they had to accept and make a decision to win the battle. The problem we have in Malawi is that everything is politicised. Those in opposition don’t see as something that can happen but their party can , yet we all know the parties need all to achieve. Together we can.

Zikomankhani
Zikomankhani
5 years ago
Reply to  Napoleon muza

Everything is politicised? Don’t you see all this stealing and wastage? Billions of Kwacha have been spent on FISP and ADMARC (while there is still food insecurity) over the past 4 years. Smaller amounts, but still in billions, have been given away to people like Mulli and others. And then there’s the wanton corruption where each major contract is inflated with the additional funds going to DPP, APM and other well connected people – the K145 million Pioneer scandal is just the tip of the iceberg. If DPP wins another term next year, Malawi will not just be among these… Read more »

Huwee
Huwee
5 years ago
Reply to  Zikomankhani

Ruwanda is used by the outside world to disturbalise DRC.They also get on there to steal precious minerals.Such are the sources that push their economy

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