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Email a copy of 'The lake is for Malawi to lose: Going to war with Tanzania over the boundary wrangle would be foolhardy' to a friend
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Health activists and some sections of Malawians say they are stunned with the firing of Health minister Peter Kumpalume whom they...
The issue of Lake Nyasa/Lake Malawi seems to consume a lot of time that could have profound effects on our economic transformation. I have time and again endeavoured to advise Malawians that the trend Muthalika and his henchmen are taking as far as oil drilling in Lake Nyasa is concerned,is a waste of time and energy.Many wise people with colossal expertise in oil business,have contradicted Malawi’s approach as reckeless and opportunistic which will lead to catastrophic environmental sequel.We must learn from countries like Nigeria the fourth largest oil producing country in the World where millions of Nigerians are living in… Read more »
This seems to be an extract from a self employed research under a tittle “commercial influence and Malawi dependence on lake malawi” by Mr Steve Mthane and not exactly what Steve was thinking is writing about the lake wrangle.there is a very minimum points of interest in the post relating to what I could expect to hear when the lake Malawi issue is a main topic. it disheartening to see a good writer comparing the size of a countrywith the strength of army power of another country because it is smaller.The element of slowness and sweet-leaking process that malawi govenment… Read more »
This article does not make any sense.
Mr Nhlane, I do not agree that military prowess-wise Tanzania is stronger than Malawi…you are wrong!!! Malawi is far much better than Tanzania. It is not about how much weapons you have, but how you use them. Do your research well in DRC and you will know how Kabila spoke of Malawi soldiers. I am not insinuating that war is the best option here, but just putting facts right. Malawi is better off. Malawi can surprise Tanzania and they (TZ) will lose more should they opt to go to war with us.