Malawi Pastors tell Mutharika to address endless power cuts

Pentecostal pastors on Monday fell short of asking the holy spirit to intervene in the endless power cuts in Malawi instead they asked President Peter Mutharika to ensure power blackouts are minimised.

Mutharika gives his remarks-Pic. by Abel Ikiloni
Mutharika gives his remarks-Pic. by Abel Ikiloni

Speaking at Kamuzu Palace, one of the pastors, in his speech dwelt much on power blackouts, saying Malawians are suffering and losing a lot.

“These power blackouts are also a scare to potential investors,” said the pastor as President Mutharika looked on.

Mutharika is presiding on the worse era in the history of the efficiency of power utility provider Escom as Malawians and investors spend long hours without electricity.

The pastor said the government should explore alternative energy means to supplement power from Esom, stating the frequent power cuts are a detrimental to development.

Mutharika however did not respond to this electricity power issue, although he said, the church and government must work together to improve lives of ordinary Malawians.

Apostle Augustine M’gala promised to provide guidance to government.

“We are there to provide wise counsel where we feel you need the wise counsel and we are available. We are at your disposal to provide the guidance as men of God so that the country enjoys the good peace and tranquility that is prevailing” pledged Mgala.

Mgala pointed out that with the conductive environment government is providing for the preaching of the gospel to many parts of the country, they feel obliged to pray for the country’s leadership.

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Mimi
Mimi
8 years ago

Well said

DJIBOUT
DJIBOUT
8 years ago

????

Captain Knewell
Captain Knewell
8 years ago

True, Malawi has to sort out the energy sector issues comprehensively if foreign investors are to be attracted to the country. However, the pastors have missed a point asking the president to address the issue of frequent blackouts. ESCOM has rightly said that it is about low water levels in the lake and river shire due to low rainfall in the just ended rainfall season. Pastors must start helping the country in mobilising their followers in replanting the fast going forest and taking care of the same to improve water flow rates in the rivers. The current situation leaves a… Read more »

Chezelani
Chezelani
8 years ago

We have to stay for 8 hours everyday without electricity here in Zambia.Its just not Malawi.Now some banks are offering loans to the Zambian people to enable them purchase generators.

innocent
innocent
8 years ago

GUYZ PLIZ BE SELF RESPECT.B4 U CREATE NONSE WORD.

ujeni
8 years ago

nothing is happening is happening under this clueless administration. No construction works in towns and cities, no rehabilitation or refurbishment of infrastructure under this administration. They are good at going to foreign cities and enjoy infrastructure there. Clueless boma

kaya phiri
kaya phiri
8 years ago

Do not touch the annointed ones of God once you get curses without knowing. We need to join hands and pray for our nation (2 Kings 7:14). Insulting each other will not help. Writing negativity about your country is self suicide. If you are intelligent and you have solutions, write about those solutions. We all understand and appreciate that some of the challenges our nation is facing cannot be resolved in one or two years. Where is the money to run this country effectively> Let us join hands in fighting corruption which is hindering development of this country.

BlegoH
8 years ago

Uzafa ngati m’bale wako

blessings matiki
blessings matiki
8 years ago

hie,,,

Omex70
Omex70
8 years ago

Clueless professor,APM, President of Malawi. A waste of time and resources. It puzzles me when I hear some wizards and witches praising him.

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