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tchadiwiki
tchadiwiki
8 years ago

This is bullshit!! Nicompoops abandon home for diaspora and we think they be be better at solving issues back home??

Crap!

Kenneth leonnard
Kenneth leonnard
8 years ago

What wanders me is that he is talking while he is outside malawi. And he call himself a law expert come here in malawi and advocate will lesten to you. Not now as you yourself there called kwelekwele.

hango
8 years ago

Mbuzi wanthumwe! Do you to be brought to step one again? Call JUMANI son of Kamuzu to explain to you this topic. People have saved in UK while they are in Zimbabwe.Malawi will one day change the name and disappear, ndithu.

womenslib
womenslib
8 years ago

Malawi will not rise because of jealousy. Fools jealous of those who live in other countries doing better than them. Don’t you know when those overseas rise you also rise? Imagine the jobs that can be created through investments by those overseas? Malawian have a crabs in a bucket mentality. Dual citizenship is the answer.

mphevu
mphevu
8 years ago

It is travesty to deny citizenship to Malawians in the diaspora when so many foreigners enjoy semi citizenship rights in Malawi. We from the diaspora are given 30 days of stay when we arrive in Malawi yet so many Chinese and others freely live in Malawi without time limitation.

Ambere chile
Ambere chile
8 years ago

How can people in diaspora invest in their home country when they are denied citizenship in their home country? You must understand that to live in diaspora freely, having a citizenship of that adopted country opens up more social and economic opportunities. However, a place of birth remains a true home because of family relations, friends and cultural roots. Being denied citizenship on the ground that you have gained unconditional rights to leave in another country is unfair in this modern age. This is what stop people from investing in their own home countries because they will be investing as… Read more »

Kandapako
Kandapako
8 years ago

No to dual citizenship. With dual citizenship, when things are not favourable in one country the citizen will simply flee to the other country. It is not necessary to have dual citizenship in order to invest or remit. All that is needed is our government to make it favourable for Malawians in the diaspora to invest back home. Those who are advocating for dual citizenship want it for the convenience of exploiting Malawi. We should not allow citizenship of convenience and selfish motives.

Kenkkk
Kenkkk
8 years ago

Totally agree. Diasporas are vital in any country especially poor developing countries like ours. Diasporas have saved many countries’ foreign reserves from total collapse.

It is crazy putting restrictions on the lives and business intentions or aspirations of diasporas simply because they are carrying a piece of paper from another country. They are Malawians through and through and no different from you who are in malawi.

I don’t like dpp but on this one I support them 100%.

yaki
yaki
8 years ago

This guy always contradicts with the subject . He has ill feelings about our country and the ruling party. To hello with you miserable so called law expert

masa masina
masa masina
8 years ago

The problem of double royalties which is made worse by green grass syndrome.

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