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Kabwila Mbolo
Kabwila Mbolo
7 years ago

Komanso nkhani ya ma Reforms. Mwati Comptroller of Statutory Corporations Zangazanga Chikhosi amatani? Bola ameneyo, bwelani ku Foreign Affairs mudzaone.

Initially, I thought politicians were responsible for cashgate. Now I know that Mbava zazikulu ndi ma PS.

ChiMunthu Chino
ChiMunthu Chino
7 years ago

Woyenda Wototatota is right. You can’t reform completely with the same thinking that created the problems. Most of the PSs in Government are dead wood and have no vision. For example, go and ask Zanga zanga Chikhosi at the Department of Statutory Corporations what his vision for parastatals is, he doesn’t have any. What he knows is to claim huge allowances from parastatals without attending full Board meetings. If you go to Blantyre based parastatals and audit their board expenses, you will find that Zangazanga Chikhosi has been drawing allowances from ESCOM, MACRA, NATIONAL LOTTERIES BOARD, BLANTYRE WATER BOARD, SOUTHERN… Read more »

Woyenda Wototatota
Woyenda Wototatota
7 years ago

These are not Chilima’s reforms never but govt reforms. Every govt institution identifies areas it wants reformed and the President approves. Can you tell me what the Public Reforms Commission has achieved other than eating hotel standard lunches etc. Nothing has improved in govt since this Commission was set up and it has been a sheer waste of time and resources because there is no buy in by public servants. Almost all members of the Commission don’t even know what a reform is. Most of the public servants know what should be done but they lack political support. Surely retitling… Read more »

Worried Tax Payer
Worried Tax Payer
7 years ago

A lot of tax payers money is going down the drain by paying salaries to civil servants who have gone on strike.Why should someone get paid for nothing?Dr Chilima, in your reforms could you seal this loophole,please?NO WORK NO PAY!

khalid
7 years ago

The best thing mr president need to remove all long served ministers,and point others things will change what we must know this is country, not a football club they change a players if they are not winning the games. So why this country we have the same ministers every president choose the same name don’t we have any other graduated people who take those positions,? So what purpose for our schools where are they going to work? You know all of them who on the positions right know they’re all felled they don’t know thier duties. Some of them the… Read more »

angoni apaphata
angoni apaphata
7 years ago

Niye mwati one week kukambirana za ma khonsolo kuti chani? Mkudyetsanapotu nyama ya galu apa. Olo ma salary sangakwanitse kuwalipira anthu awo. I worked in these places for six years. Chamba chokhachokha. Misala yeniyeni iyi mukupangayi…….. Do what Bingu did with Luchenza… Osati misonkhano. For insatance, How can neno improve? Thyolo? Phalombe? Katengeni ma allowance anuwo koma musatinamizepo apa. Even Luchenza tikukambayo for how long will it be sustainable?

MAUNITS
MAUNITS
7 years ago

Zaziiiiiiiiii mbava mwina a Chilima ndinu nokha simukuba koma mbava izi.

MAENDAENDA
MAENDAENDA
7 years ago

I like this Chilima guy…

M.K
M.K
7 years ago

Thats very commendable mr.V/P

chatonda Mvula
chatonda Mvula
7 years ago

Chilima is trying his best but his boss is busy in the classroom in USA I SUPPOSE. tHERE IS REALLY NOTHING TANGIBLE COMING FROM HIM. eACH YTIME HE WANTS TO TALK TO THE NATION, NOBODY GET HIS SPEECH BECAUSE HE IS A POOR SPEAKER AND HE DOES NOT KNOW HOW TO PUT AND ARRANGE HIS POINTS. DR MOLANDE, PLEASE HELP THE BIG MAN. AGE IS CATCHING UP WITH HIM I GUESS.
The big man is lost. Its clear that this is not his area of specialisation.

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