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Economic development of a nation is too serious a business than most people realise. Yes it is rocket science indeed! As I have asserted on numerous occasions, there is nothing on the political horizon of Malawi currently that can save this nation economically. When I return I promise to bring the industrial revolution that this country badly needs to break with the current Malthusian epoch economic stagnation and start creating wealth. I am 200% confident that we will all galvanise ourselves under my leadership into a national powerhouse. Agriculture will always be with us but it not the starting point.… Read more »
I can see from the various comments that Malawians have solutions to our current problems. God Almighty gave us all the resources. The National anthem says it all. What we lack is ACTION. ACTION SPEAKS LOUDER THAN WORDS. And who should start the ACTION? Simple question. YOU AND ME. Not our political leaders. After all it is you and me that put them there through elections. We have numerous NGO’S in the name of fighting for the poor. Is this true? How many churches, prophets, professors, doctors, highly educated people do we have and what are they doing to develop… Read more »
Well, a good starting point for self reflection and introspection as a country. However, Mr Kachaje, perhaps you should have asked the diplomat to expound on his answer. I am one thousand percent certain, he would have told you: “malawians cannot demand good governance”. Why this is the case – should probably shape your future articles. Here are a few contextual insights into our current woes and chaos. In 1994, we voted a very well thief with a previous conviction of misappropriation public funds, into the highest office in our land. He ended up machinating the victory of a well… Read more »
It is owing to minds like those of the “Analyst” that this country does not move forward.There are times in life one has to examine themselves whether they are making progress or not.As a country, we are not and we do need drastic measures to change our situation.Bootlicking like the Analyst who cannot tolerate alterantive views will not help
Interesting comments and article. One thing that comes clearly is the mark we Malawians are known of. That is, self denial and blame shifting accompanied by wasting time by being theoretical than practical. For how long shall we curse ourselves? For how long shall we condemn each other? Foe how long shall we blame APM and any sitting president? For how long shall we point fingers at others including God? For how long shall we expect everything from Government? Haven’t we discovered that those who have realised the secret of hardworking are doing well in the same land we think… Read more »
What do we have? What can we do with what we have? We should trim our service offerings to be in line with our productive capacities. I have lost track of what some ministries are doing, like the ministries of Agriculture, Tourism, Economic planning etc. Our economy needs to be redesigned to match with our economic output. We need visionaries and transformational leadership in all the key sectors of the economy. We should not react to economic events but we should shape such events. It is possible with self-denial and less politicking. We need to use zero-base strategies in order… Read more »
I think MUST can offer Excusiology, as it is in the Lhomwe area and most of Lhomwes don’t accept any reasoning apart from theirs due to very poisonous snakes their eat. e.g. mamba, m’bom’bo nalikukuti ….
Joshua the St Michael- Did Israel cashgate the $3.115 billion? You are dull.
Henry Kachaje’s has only compared Israel and Malawi on Agriculture and water resources. What are we doing with our water resources? You Malawians, you hate people with brains. Nsanje which is highlighted in your national anthem.
A masterful piece!! Judging from the prayers at BICC last weekend, we are already set to blame “bad rainfall” for the sure poor harvest this year. What we need to produce food is not rain; we need agricultural technology that will make use of the available water for crop and livestock production. Talking of agriculture without control over water is nonsense.