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Khwethe
Khwethe
8 years ago

Lilongwe City Assembly, mukachedwa, tithana nawo tokha anthu amenewa. These block leaders are day light robbers, tiyamba kuwaotcha tsopano

Mr. Samson Chitembeya
Mr. Samson Chitembeya
8 years ago

If thses pepole want to be called chiefs let them go to their villages and cry for chieftency there. cities and towns are not villages, we do not need these self proclaimed blockleaders or “chiefs”. These people are a nuisance during funerals to the bereaved. they want to be treated like kings, they also steal part of the donated condolence contributions. If they have nothing to do let them start farming.

dan
dan
8 years ago

Amasowetsadi mtendere amalawi mpakana kumalanda malo anthu mkumagulitsa. Apite kwao akakhale mfumu kwao osati mtauni

Concerned citizens:
Concerned citizens:
8 years ago

#1, you are right. Ndi anthudi okuti chochita alibe, ndiye amaona kuti kukhala block leader ndiye kuti zawo ziziyenda. And moreover anthu ake monga gulu laku Lumbadzi ndimbuli zokhazokha zosamva upangiri, odwalika, komanso mfiti. Ntchito kulimbana ndi eni mtunda. Asiyeni mafumu adzitilamula bcoz iwowo ndamene aliovomerezeka ndi malamulo adziko lino. Mu constitution yadziko lino mulibe zama block leader.

Bwemba Vert Youths
Bwemba Vert Youths
8 years ago

Kkkkkkkkkkkk, most of these block leaders are retired civil servants who are no longer recognised in their home villages and can not go and settle there, they are rejects. Examples are people like Mr Chikope at Bwemba or area 46, ntchito ufiti wakwao ku Mocambique basi, Kumalodza anthu pa line. I support govt, these idiots have to go, amasowetsa mtendere

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