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Mau Usiyeko
Mau Usiyeko
7 years ago

I would like tto say Fire will be there whether by accident or arson. But I am bitter with the location of where Lilongwe city fire brigade is and the availability of pressurized hydrant where they can be getting water in time of accidents. Lilongwe needs more than 3 or more fire station and morden equipment .

Kanchenga
Kanchenga
7 years ago

Really. Guys let’s be serious for once. How can we agree to bring rubbish that will cost city council millions to remove should funds become available for a new market. Look guys the best thing to do right now is to relocate the merchants clean the burnt place and construct a Morden market.with proper access roads well planned cubicles befitting a capital city market. Are we really that poor that we can not afford that kind of market. We have enough space there to build a morden market. Include the dilapidated police houses and the old junior falls houses. If… Read more »

jika man
jika man
7 years ago
Reply to  Kanchenga

Its all political. they know this is bad but all they want is to appease them in readiness for 2019…Malawi is on fire indeed!!!

Alex kaliba
Alex kaliba
7 years ago
Reply to  jika man

What would you have done,wise one

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