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Kambewa Chisale
7 years ago

Poti you have asked what tribe most of Chikangawa trees are being cut by foreigners big time . Alopwana are also involved. So it was only Kamuzu who had a vision for the betterment of MAlawi. Moya, Amagwetu, pitala onsewa useless.
Pano kwasala ndi Kusolola basi.

Mr Mondokwa
Mr Mondokwa
7 years ago

Nyondo, why you did not make your utterances when your girl Joyce was in Power? You just discovered yesterday Vipya is deforested? By the way what is the tribe that is mostly cutting down or torching the plantation?

Chimanga
Chimanga
7 years ago

Kodi boma ili pali chimene likutha? Shame…. Plunder, plunder plunder. Devil Party of Plunders (DPP)

mjomba
mjomba
7 years ago
Reply to  Chimanga

Ukanakhala wanzeru ukanaona kuti Nyondo mwina akudwala, boma linaletsa kudula ndikucheka matabwa mu Chikangawa forest and analowetsamo asilikali kukathana ndi anthu oonongawo, koma the same Livingstonia synod inakatenga chiletso poti ndi omwe akupindula ndiye mufuna boma litani. anthu ife akuno kuchikaya tazindikila mochedwa kuti Chikangawa forest ndi forest ya boma la Malawi osati yathu ife atumbuka ayi, mukanadziwa 10years ago kuti forest ndi yathu amalawi bwezi ife anthu akuno ku north tityamba kale kuisamalira. Harry Mkandiwire waitha nkhalangoyo bwanji osamuuza Harry kuti asiye.

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