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An American Bishop Ronald Jackson and Bishop Joseph Kanuku from Kenya were in Malawi to drill leaders in the Anglican diocese...
Do Malawians bite? I don’t think so.
What have Indians done to the Country to be called investors? they build cheap buildings, they under pay Malawians, they only enrich themselves by laundering the money they earn here. to make matters worse they’re now importing labour from india and Pakistan in the process bringing in terrorists to seek a safe haven in Malawi.
if I become President in 2019 I will deport them all just like Idi Amin did, they have to go.
koma ameneyu wopusa bwanji kuzolowela nkhondo kwawo n’dzina la chipembedzo asabweleso kuno ameneyo
I strongly believe the issue has been over exaggerated. Malawians lets learn to handle things of this nature professionally. There is lack of professionalism in the way this issue is being handled which may lead to Malawi government losing more money in form of compensations to this guy.
The issue is not about how rich he is. As longer as he flouted the laws of Malawi, he is not welcome to Malawi.Is he the only investor Malawi needs? Who cares?Its time Malawi started to be firm with foreigners who wants to be treated with kids gloves just because they happen to have Money.This dunderhead needs to be given chanced to come back to Malawi.
Anazolowera kunyengeleledwa akamawanyemera anthuwa even a MRA adya zake. No wonder akupanga challenge……. Awuzidwe zinthu zinasintha ndipo zikusintha!
Why forcing himself to Malawi yet we don’t want that thief never ever allow that come to Malawi
Out with Indians. Its Malawi not India. Are we so stupid that India should tell US what to do with our law?
There is a principle in life which states that we ought to treat others as we would wish them treat us. Further, the law is the law-whether in Japan, India, Tuvalu, Malawi, Lithuania, Alaska, Haiti or Mauritius. This silly proud trader for to call him an investor would be to glorify his stupid acts of arrogance and stupidity-simply broke the law. The Malawi government acted according to its laws in a similar manner the Indian government would never treat a poor Nyasalander who broke the law in Mumbai. Owing to his arrogance, since Indians treat Africans as the classless according… Read more »
He was deported because ndi Mbava