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Central
Central
5 years ago

Pritha Mitra your contradictory messages you’ve given seals the perception that you and your organization are there to maintain countries’ dependency and poverty!! Sincerely out of the two messages you’ve given which message should we believe? Yesterday you said Malawi is at growing risk of debt distress because of heavy borrowing, and advised APM and his government to keep borrowing to a minimum and only procure loans that are concessional. By saying Malawi is at “growing risk of debt and distress” it means things economically are not right. Yesterday after you said the above professor Ben Kaluwa from the University… Read more »

Gona pa Muhanya
Gona pa Muhanya
5 years ago

if APM with his DPP can praise from IMF them if MCP with Chakwera super Hi5 comes in they will be worshipped by IMF

Khima
Khima
5 years ago

Thanks IMF vuto a Malawi ndi ma figures ai sizigwilizana….

MCHACHA
MCHACHA
5 years ago

This is exactly what Micheal Usi was saying last night. Akunja amati economy ikuchita bwino m’Malawi muno koma ife eniache amalawi tikuvutika. Mwachitsanzo, ndinanva chisoni kuona gogo wina ku Blantyre yemwe kachisakasa kake kagwa ndi mvula uja. Abale!! Ngati gogo wamtown ngati amene uja akuvutika chonchija, kuli ena angati kumidziku?

Nachi
Nachi
5 years ago
Reply to  MCHACHA

Mchacha, you are showing ignorance. IMF is talking about the MACRO-economy (inflation, currency, economic growth etc). Unless these things are strong you cannot even begin to think about reducing poverty.

MCHACHA
MCHACHA
5 years ago
Reply to  Nachi

I am not an economist so i don’t know about your MACRO,INFLATION, CURRENCY CHANI CHANI UKO!!. What i know and have proof of is that we(ME & MY FAMILY & FRIENDS) as Malawians are suffering heavily. Suffering=poor economy to me cos all the indicators of economy that i know are not working for me as a Malawian. You and your wisdom of economy i’m sure you are part of the few top people in this country who are enjoying your economy

Central
Central
5 years ago
Reply to  Nachi

Mbuli ndinu man…………………! Iweyo nde waonetsa kuti sumazitsataaaaaaaaaaa za economicszi! Is what this woman said before this message against this one adding up? Kodi m’mwenyeyu mwamupatsa chani kuti azingosintha ma statements! Nde timve ziti popeza zonse zotsutsana zachokela kwa iyeyu……………

Mutokototoko
Mutokototoko
5 years ago

Positive developments for Malawi led by APM. These are gurus who have won donor confidence and we need them for economic developments of the country. DDP ndi deal

Kudambwe
5 years ago

This is not a fair rating madam Pritha we Malawians are suffering in all sectors including health,education,transport and agriculture please if you want to borrow us more money so that we should continue to suffer just say it.Cant have mecy our country debt has reached 3.3 Trilion and here you are with another offer to lender money Please please madam Pritha go and tell your masters one day a new Malawian president will come and put to an end to all this no sense

Heavyduty
Heavyduty
5 years ago
Reply to  Kudambwe

Mbuzi iwe, IMF sima dokotala, saona health; si aziphunzitsi kuti aziona ma sukulu. IMF ndi ma economists. Amawona inflation, if the price of goods are stable e.g a bag of maize, suger and bread (cost of food basket). Amaona exchange rate if it is stable. Amaona interest rate if it is dropping. Amaona import cover if it is increasing. UDAPITA SUKULU YAKE YAKUTI IWE? Ya u sing’a wadzitsamba kapena?

JJ Mbewe the Pathfinder
JJ Mbewe the Pathfinder
5 years ago
Reply to  Heavyduty

kkkkkkkkkk Heavyduty go easy on this boy.

Tizanka
Tizanka
5 years ago

Somehow someway someone will still find something negative to say. Lol

Heavyduty
Heavyduty
5 years ago
Reply to  Tizanka

Mbuzi izi inu, tazisiyani. And this is no surprise, even in days of Jesus, some people refused to accept him (as the Messiah) despite clear and visible signs. If exchange rate has I been stable at $1 to MK750 for five years; if interest rates has dropped from 44% to around 24% and still going down; if inflation is down to 9% from around 25%; if import cover is up from 2 weeks to around 5.5 months; if fuel remain stable at an average of MK880 per liter for five years nde wina nkumati nkumati IMF yawona chani? Aaaaaah, honestly… Read more »

Don Master
Don Master
5 years ago

IMF is bank whose interest is to fool Malawi into borrowing more from them. These guys don’t care about their clients at all and they are the largely the reason why we are so poor as a country

kavibangwa
kavibangwa
5 years ago

what are we to believe because there is a headline also which says ” Malawi at risk of economy crippling debt, IMF warns”. these guys are up to nothing good for our country.

Jay
Jay
5 years ago

The case of IMF to Malawi is a shame. Malawi is the 2nd poorest country in the world. IMF has the audacity to even grade this country. Help provide solutions first to get out of this poverty to prosperity. We need leadership that will mitigate the economic factors to transform this natural resource rich country and challenge its inhabitants of the many opportunities that exist to better itself. Malawi is not a hopeless situation. But this deplorable state of affairs is not fooling anyone. Quit fooling us with the debt to GDP ratio, the only factors IMF is interested in… Read more »

Khima
Khima
5 years ago
Reply to  Jay

Anzanu oganiza akuchita bwino mdziko lomweli la hopeless…vuto ndi one dimension thinking basi….

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