Grain traders camp at Capital Hill to press for payment
Some grain traders are camping at Capital Hill, the seat of government in Lilongwe to force Admarc pay them for the commodity supplied to the state run grain trader.
The members of the Indigenous Grain Traders Association have converged on Capital Hill in Lilongwe to force the Ministry of Agriculture intervene so that Admarc could pay them for the maize they supplied to Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (Admarc) between November and December last year.
The traders have vowed not to leave the premises until they get the over-due payments.
Principal Secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture, Erica Maganga has failed to pacify the disgruntled grain traders.
The traders say they will not leave the government headquarters until they are paid.
Kuyendetsa boma sikophweka. Talk Talk basi. Sanati awa, they will dance osati masewela. Pay them their money. After that, others also are coming. Tonse Alliance, with HRDC anatseka Capital Hill with lock and key in the time of DPP, lelo ndi izi. Very soon they also will reap what they sowed.
Tonse Lawyers and judges just paid themselves mk7+billion. Pay these business people fast!
Felix Jumbe former CEO of admarc was very capable and good. Madeya mwaukako pano akanika kuyendetsa admarc. Even subsidiary yawo auction kuwakanika. Firing willy nilly does not solve the problems
How much are they owed per tonne their maize produce they delivered to the govt institution?
apatsidwe zawo basi
wawa Tonse
Slowly as per chinua Achebe things are falling apart.We don’t have a direction in any way.Indecisive President I don’t think he was ready for the presidency.My vote wasted!!
Do you understand the operationalization of Admarc?
Kadzidzi iweni kudziwa chani. This grain was not bought by Admarc even.National Food Reserve bought..