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tuyun
tuyun
6 years ago

Jamax,the bigest problem you have you don’t know 3 duties of MPS.go back to schoo.

santana
santana
6 years ago

Mr Santana mukuti ulendo uno sizitheka, nanga ulendo wathau munali kuti? Your party leaders up to now they don’t tell us the way votes were rigged. The allegations of vote rigging was faked to save face on the loss. How can an opposition party rig votes when the MEC was controlled by the then ruling party? Ask your party leaders to conduct rallies around the country to tell us step by step how the votes were rigged in the presence of party monitors and with their signatures appended to the forms. After all we were not informed by the MEC… Read more »

Jamax
Jamax
6 years ago

By the way what is the main priority or the main thing that is suppose to be attended to if am to ask. What we need here in Malawi is development we are already facing problems of blackouts now and you stupid CSOs are coming in to make our MPs to boycott Parliament? are your heads normal or you are MAD please these people whom we voted are surppose to first take our problems from our various constituents & then take them to Parliament therefore let them meet and talk about our problems not your problems as CSOs, then afterwards… Read more »

kaitano
kaitano
6 years ago
Reply to  Jamax

None of the above will be in this Country,because the leader we have was chosen by very few people, and as am saying even them who ca voted him into power are also regretting just as you are doing. That is why we want this bill to be tabled in this house, but because we all know that it is not suiting those who are enjoying through the back door, it will remain like this. For your information, this is not for C.Os or Opposition Parties but for the betterment of all Malawians who loves and think about the next… Read more »

Dipipi wa Yudiefu
Dipipi wa Yudiefu
6 years ago

Ndikakumbukira nthawi ya Bingu, aMalawi anapitapo ku Parliament ndikukabindikira pa gate kumawopyeza kuti ma MP tiwagenda akamatuluka mukatimu. Sindikukumbukira kuti chinachitika ndichani kuti zitero chifukwa ndinangomva ndinali koyenda kunja. Pano chikubvuta ndichani kuti apangeso chimodzimodzi. Ma MP athu ndiwokonda ndalama pawokha sangapange boyikotiyo. Tiyeni tiwathandize.

Gogodasi
6 years ago

The move by the CSOs is a noble one, but I doubt if the legislators will heed the call to boycott Parliament and you may count out UDF MPs. What is in the MPs mind now is to receive the allowances and not to work for the development of the country. Numerically, the opposition MPs are advantaged and if they agree to stay away, Parliament will be reduced to nothing forcing government to act. My concern is that Government could buy some of them in order to form a quorum and proceed with Parliamentary fake business. If our MPs truly… Read more »

Hlabezulu Ngonoonda
Hlabezulu Ngonoonda
6 years ago
Reply to  Gogodasi

Most of the MPs have left without organising meetings with their constituents in order to seek their views and on what he should say in parliament pertaining to such matters. It would be a tragedy if they would succumb to cash for purposes of forming a quorum. Malawi’s democracy would be dented.

ANALYST
ANALYST
6 years ago

Good move only if we can manage to lobby more that 50% of MPs not to attend this parliament. Otherwise a quorum is formed by 50% plus 1 MP – so lets move carefully!

Fed
Fed
6 years ago

It is not Malawians having interest in this bill. It is Cedep and the other CSOs coz to the ordinary Malawians, those bills do not matter most. Malawians are concerned with FISP, Roads, Schools, Food and other basic needs not ERBill. So stop using the term Malawians coz what we have discovered is that all the CSOs fight for themselves not Malawi. Ndiye akapanga boycott the assembly where are would these parliamentarians going to discuss the bills. And why do you the CSOs always purport acts of kunyanyala and not discussion. Every time something happens you demonstrate without even understanding… Read more »

Queen
6 years ago

DPP musamatenge zinthu za dziko ngati za chipani, this is for the nation kuchokera pano kupita kutsogolo, kaya alowa m’boma ndi a UDF, MCP, Aford or inu a DPP but don’t take Malawi as if you own it!!!!!!!

Santana
6 years ago

Takuonani ndi njira yofuna kudzaberanso mavoti. Mwalemba mmadzi ulendo uno okha sizitheka.

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