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9 replies on “Kaliati argues good case for Chilima to contest for Malawi presidency 2019”

  1. BRAVO KALIATI!!!!!!!!!!! You have hit on the target.We in diaspora are solidly behind the youthful and capable Chilima who with his capabilities,fine personalities and committed young man,will help Malawians rebuild their loving and attractive country without thinking of tribalism in his dedication to make Malawi and its people,great.The leaders we have today,are in the government to make themselves and their families rich.They have no notions to build our country not for the present genarations only but also the coming genarations.P.Muthalika is in power to amass wealth and leave our country unadorned.We have seen the two Muthalikas how both of them have turned our country nomadic and tribally oriented,we as true Malawians,we shall not forget what these two miracle people have done to our lovely nation.They have completely divided Malawi tribalistically in order to rule us like goats.With Chilima,all these tribalistic elements will be vanquished and a new Malawi will be built to satisfy the coming genarations. FORWARD WITH CHILIMA!!!!!!!!!!

  2. Kaliati just shows her ignorance. Chilima anali yoooo (wochoka kubanja lolemera) ku Chanco so the idea that he knows people’s problems is totally false. He was born in a rich family and therefore does not understand any of the problems poor people are experiencing. Ask some of us who were poor students ku Chanco. He and Kaliati just want power.

    1. You may have a point. The question then arises as to who of the three leaders experienced the kind of poverty most the Malawians had and are still experiencing. Peter grew up with silver spoon in his mouth and so did Chakwera.

  3. Aside from the human rights violations, Kamuzu Banda-led MCP managed to give its people a better life, social cohesion, patriotism, and pride for the country. Education was accessible and of high quality; there was quality and accessible health services, farming provided income for rural people with free agricultural advice from field officers; Malawi was very safe, security was it its best; Malawians were hard working with very solid culture; traditional values were enforced and practiced which gave even more pride to the indigenous Malawians; I personally went through varsity for free (we were even paid allowances) with scholarships to study abroad readily available for those who wanted to advance their studies overseas. The economy was stable with exchange rates against major currencies at its highest and inflation extremely low. Donors/multilateral organisations were happy to extend various financial & non-financial aid or low-interest loans. governance was at its best although there were gaps here and there but certainly not the looting we are experiencing today. Today, things have gotten so worse that even teenagers are leaving the country to South Africa, a country which is very dangerous to live in. Peter akupweteka dziko. He is worse than the last three presidents. People are now forced to pay for basic services such as health and education. service delivery by City/District Councils is non existent. Refuse bins are no longer collected. What type of Malawi are we going to see in the next 5 years under the same sleepy and uncaring government. No Vision, No Dream, No Implementation of planned developmental projects that they have laid foundation stones on.

    1. just shut up! if Malawi is poor today its because of ur kamuzu. Just shut up!!and for ur information my granny was falsely accused,arested,lost our family businesses and died in prison..I say for false accusation! what do u want to say. If u think ur intelligent to comment on everything or has a solution to every political problem form ur political party contest we need those ideas..! if education was of high quality during kamuzu what has that education done for Malawi because it is still one of the poorest countries in the world with ur poor kamuzu infrustructure included&those so kamuzu era graduates..1 lane tarmarc road from Nsanje to Karonga does that symbolise giving pride to the indiginous?people could not even watch TV..imagine stupid thing like TV..was that giving people better life?the list is endless..just shut up!!

      1. Most Malawians had either their close families locked up and languished in prison or killed. That was the terror that Kamuzu unleashed on innocent people. There is no question that Kamuzu era was riddled with human rights violations of grand proportions. May those who died under the oppressive Kamuzu rule rest in eternal peace. My point is that, having gone through that era, why is it that Malawians still keep voting in political leaders who are another version of Kamuzu. Why is it that we can’t seem to open our eyes to the kind of leaders we are electing in office. We have political leaders who seem to cause so much harm to the people but we still clap hands for them. Having said that, I am indeed sorry for the loss of your granny.

  4. Ndiye muti Ka Chilimako kakumakupatsani chanii kuti muzisokosa chonchi?? Mumusaukitsatu mwana wa amajjcheyo

  5. This is the truth at its best… I remember when I used to receive concession tickets every academic year while at secondary school…when patients availed of ambulances without being told to put fuel in the vehicle…cry our beloved country…CHILIMA WILL HAVE TO HELP US GET BACK TO WHERE MALAWI WAS BEFORE ALL THESE DPP THIEVES -Chaponda, Dausi, APM you have destroyed Malawi like uneducated salvages would do. Malawi needs people like MAGUFULI not APM who can’t speak properly.
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