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jah bones
jah bones
6 years ago

wapolisi akuvina?

Kent Y.G. Mphepo
Kent Y.G. Mphepo
6 years ago

This is obviously an interesting development on this matter. However, we as Malawians must not fail to tackle land issues in Mulanje and Thyolo in a pragmatic manner. Being someone who once worked in the then Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, I am aware that the land situation in Thyolo and Mulanje is a time bomb waiting to explode in our face very soon. In my view, dismissing Wandale as a mere “mental patient” is what Chewas call “kuzimitsa moto ndi gaga.” By the way, historically, Malawi has one whole tribe (Llomwes) that do not own land in this… Read more »

Chemwali chimwene
Chemwali chimwene
6 years ago

Well said, thank you.

Nginde
Nginde
6 years ago

Sober analysis. Much much wiser than what our leaders take things to be. Long live Wandale

Maxwell Madzikanga.
Maxwell Madzikanga.
6 years ago

Well said thank you.

Malawi Has Spoken phiri
Malawi Has Spoken phiri
6 years ago

There is a valid reason why we Lomwes do not have adequate land. First, Mulanje and Thyolo initial occupants were the Anyanja people, who welcomed the European settlers. Lomwe came to Nyasaland after 1920 following severe drought in Portuguese East Africa where upon arrival most willingly became Samunda workers on tea fields. So

Alfred
Alfred
6 years ago

well done, let this be an article on this page, historically i was blank and i hope others need the same food of thought

Mariko Mariko
Mariko Mariko
6 years ago

If we could be taking this matter this way, we would really understand why Wandale has the guts to make his proposal. Its just he has opted to amass power over those he is supporting (personal interest). However “utsi ndawuwonawu I have concluded that palidi moto penapake”. Well said Kent, thanks for enlightening us.

Hago
Hago
6 years ago

Woow…honestly. …i was not following. .thanks to this article

mswachi
mswachi
6 years ago

Is this a precedence we are setting? Is this the way we are going to handle cases of this nature? #silent_observer

smart
smart
6 years ago
Reply to  mswachi

akanakhala mtumbuka bwenzi mukuti atumbuka kuvuta.The best thing to do when a certain sector of people
akupondeleza anzao is to seperate ways.we can’t keep on looking while we suffer.This guy is right so are northerners calling for the same

okhuzidwa
okhuzidwa
6 years ago
Reply to  smart

this is out of order. paliponse mtumbuka this, mtumbuka that… why cant you analyse issues soberly just like our freind above has done? mxii

Kent Y.G. Mphepo
Kent Y.G. Mphepo
6 years ago
Reply to  smart

Actually, countrymen, the greatest fear that Mutharika and his DPP should have as we approach 2019 election is the possibility of two groups of people in Chiradzulo, Thyolo, Mulanje and the Lower Shire teaming up with an opposition party such as MCP, or AFORD or PP namaly: a) Wandale’s People Liberation Organization (disgruntled over land and the failure by the DPP government to use the New Land Law to improve the situation) and b) Yao chiefs (Nkanda, Chikumbu, Juma, etc) and Nyanja/Mang’anja chiefs (such as Mkumba, Mabuka, Nazombe, Nsabwe, etc ) who are disgruntled over the fast-tracked elevation of Paramount… Read more »

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