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Kanyimbi
Kanyimbi
5 years ago

Why were the bankers bribing the MP’s instead of explaining the nitty glitty of the consequences of the bill? They just want to be milking us flat out.

Mbolo
Mbolo
5 years ago

DPP paulendo .Warning to MPs getting kickbacks shows these people are not trusted.Speaker this is second time.You failed 50+1 today you onother

jogoda
jogoda
5 years ago
Reply to  Mbolo

let us leave the speaker alone. he put a question as aresult of division . then those rejecting wins. what do u expect the speaker to do. its the mps

mtete
mtete
5 years ago

Whatever advice, we are sick and tired of banks squeezing out of its clients through exorbitant, obscene and immoral interest rates which in essence is katapila.

Banks should feel guilty selling people’s property considered to be the ultimate in a person’s life. But then they don’t care. All they are after are fat bonuses.

Al-Fayeed
Al-Fayeed
5 years ago

Somehow as citizens of this country called malawi, we think backwards and sidewards always not forwards. Because some countries has failed implementing on this then our country too can fail. lets give chance the system as see how we can achieve not giving an examples of other countries. This stupidity of thinking should stop.

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