Malawi is democratic, says Foundation for Democracy in Africa
The Foundation for Democracy in Africa (FDA), a development organisation committed to promoting participatory democracy, sustainable development and economic growth throughout Africa, has hailed Malawi for putting in place policies aimed at promoting growth and citizen participation in democracy.
The organisation says policies such as the public sector reforms, if well implemented, have the potential to promote effective delivery of services to the people and allow citizens to question government whenever need arises.
FDA president Fred Oladeinde said in an interview after meeting President Peter Mutharika, he said he is impressed with the strides Malawi has made in the last two years to ensure that democracy is enjoyed by all.
Said Oladeinde: “An efficient and effective public sector is very vital in the promotion of democracy as it also opens up channels of communication between service providers and recipients, promoting mutual trust and understanding.”
Oladeinde said with such innovations and policies one can only hope that government will be more efficient in all areas that need reform.
He said: “With the streamlining in government departments, expectations are that the government will be more effective in terms of service delivery and security which is very key to bilateral relations with Malawi’s donors and countries within and outside the region.”
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Which services are u talking when the govt is failing to pay civil servants who are supposed to deliver services? Just fancy by now many civil servants are not paid including trs.How do u think service delivery will improve?
MALAWIANS KNOW BETTER THAN FDA
Fellow Malawians: we can sleep well at night knowing that, politically, the country is in good hands and on the right track, in the hands of APM and VP Chilima. There is no going back to the old dark days. It is no simple matter when big guns paint a positive trajectory for us, as a nation. The rate at which the government is going cleaning up the mess in this country, soon many NGO’s will have nothing left to criticize. Except for just being busy boys. It is probably prudent for the opposition MCP to praise the government, every… Read more »
Only foreigners appreciate the at least the progress the country assumes. ..not agalu a mommuno…mxxxxxiew!
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Public Sector Reforms ;
1.Paying back MSB loans on behalf of Mulli Brothers.
AU is doing nothing to clear Boko Haram and Al Shabab, all these African institutions are useless. They talk nonsense and do nothing. Always waiting for western nations for help.
HAHAHAHAAA! If Malawi is Democratic then please re-define the term Democracy please!!!!!!