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Communities in Nathenje, Lilongwe have agreed to formulate bye laws which will assist in ending early marriages mainly among girls...
WA congress I think your problem is simple comprehension. It is you who must shut up!
Kachaje, you are right, we need chemotherapy and not panadol to treat cancer. However, you miss the point always! the worst panadol of your times (in fact, its not a panadol even, but a sugar coated pills with useless ingredients is RELIGION, a belief in something with evidence! Praying to some incompletent imarginary jewish friend, over 2000 years old! That is worse than treating cancer with panadol
Thank you Kachaje for the article. I think the crux of your message is about the leadership to be pragmatic. For instance, if the leadership is talking abut austerity it should vividly be seen that they are practicing it. If the leadership is talking about stamping out corruption it has to be evident in their actions etc. By the way, much as we have to be diverse in opinion, @1 levelheaded, do you really put the nation first or your whatever inclination makes you so blind to empathize with majority of Malawians who are going through socioeconomic woes largely because… Read more »
In my life if I have read soundless comments then they are from you Levelheaded. To you my fellow commentators who have found time to commenting on this article, I do welcome your concerns. I have been reading and following some articles from people who call themselves economists. Frankly speak I have never read a touching article that if we were to use it then it would develop Malawi. I am currently not in Malawi and I must say I left malawi years ago. Malawi as a country faces a lot of problems and in my understanding the major problem… Read more »
We have chosen to call our system of government ‘multi-party democracy’, but a better name for it might be ‘confrontational democracy’ – or ‘obstructionist democracy’. If the primary goal of our opposition parties has been to confront and obstruct successive governments in their attempts to promote development, they have certainly succeeded. What we need to develop is a system that is competitive only during a brief pre-election period, once every four or five years, and collaborative for the rest of the time. What we see today are the consequences of perpetual confrontation and obstruction. For as long as our political… Read more »
Chief, you are just as useless! You agonize but offer no tangible solutions. As an economist, as you want all of us to believe you are, you simply talked about the MGDS and its failures without advancing any solutions. If your arguments are meant for the government to notice you and then take over Gooddall Gondwe, you should have the balls to say so, otherwise just shut up!
What is the purpose of writing what I have just read here? Definitely if we continue to write fables there won’t be the realisation of the 6% appreciation as projected. How many times should people say that instead of fault finding what we must do is bring up pragmatic solutions? The problem has been that when him (APM) initiates a project there are too people whose sole aim is to shoot down anything the government has planned. If the opposition wants to work in isolation from the government projects then let them wait till their opportune time comes throw the… Read more »
Chemotherapy is very painful but the right medication for Cancer, while Panado is not painful but not the right medication for Cancer. The question is ,are Malawians ready to take the painful medication for proper treatment, or once we are put on the painful treatment we will all be crybabies? I know most Malawians will cry on top of their voices but this will be only for a short period of time and Malawi will be healed and start enjoying the fruits. So Mr president, Mr Kachaje has shown the way and its only up to you to implement measures… Read more »
We have had able presidents in Malawi but when elected, the opposition is too much for him/her to resist backfiring. Bingu was Mutharika did well in his first term because Malawians changed on where to direct their criticism, we criticised the opposition and fell in love with our elected government and the result was we gave morale to Bingu that he feared letting us down. Bingu did well because he wanted to please the majority who had fallen in love with him. There is no development in a country where every criticism in the media is against its government. I… Read more »
Simple and direct. No politics involved. Mr President are you man enough to say from now on ward as a poor nation we can not afford the following so no more this and that. Things like seminars, government ministers and senior employees using more than one vehicle reviewing fuel allocation to all government vehicle reviewing payment of allowances. MPs during sitting of parliament and so many other ways that government employees came up with to defraud government and reward mediocrity