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One Family One Village
One Family One Village
6 years ago

Mukanatumizako a vice president ulendo uno. Get him exposed to such international forums so that at the end of your term he may look back and say, aah yes there was mutharika the man who made me who I am now.

P/S Botswana was represented by a vice president.

Kaloswe
6 years ago

Speech without mentioning Electricity blackouts in Malawi is useless

Kaitano
Kaitano
6 years ago

That was so great speech indeed, but which Country in Africa? Malawi or nebas? i once be a person who feels happy when others are doing well, to the point that i could say let this happen to my friend and on top of that i was also thinking that i will have what my friends have to day, shamelessly i didn’t know that i need to fight for my self to get what i want, until somebody told me that that’s a Malawian. I can see the same with Mr President, in his speech of Investing in Africa, which… Read more »

uchapwi
uchapwi
6 years ago

APM……Amatikhomeleratu ife ndi Azungu omwewa. Anayambitsa ukapolo kale lomwe. Pano anatembenuza ukapolowo kuwusandutsa AID yomwe imakhalanso ndi interest. Kumatichita dictate chochita. Kutipatsa ma conditions akafuna kutikongoza ndalama. Mavuto amenewa sazatha pokhapokha titakhala ndi revolutionary minds ngati Gadaffi, Baba Mugabe, Kwame Mkruma ndi ena otero otherwise awa azungu alibe good agenda for anybody.Vutonso ife eni sitikonda dziko lathu, sitimakondana ndiye palibe chomwe tingasinthe

Raymond C. Christian
Raymond C. Christian
6 years ago

President Peter Mutharika: THE COCOA PLANTATIONS as they and howw they are related to the Chocolate Industries of America. Need to be exposed for what they are doing to women, children and the destruction of African families. President Mutharika, I am asking for you help, please. I have a lot of compassion in concerns to what you stated at the United Nations General Assembly. I must say it is pass time and over due for the world to take a closer look to what is not being done for Africa. I thank you for such a touching speech but there… Read more »

Igwe
Igwe
6 years ago

You are right APM. Only that you could have added that the investors should start getting ready since thieves, looters, dunder-heads and corrupt fat-cats are moving out of govt in 2019. There will come a clean govt they can dela with

Kaitano
Kaitano
6 years ago
Reply to  Igwe

Hahahahahahahaha ok???? ndakunvani wawa

mjiba
mjiba
6 years ago

HE speech was dull, his voice rumbling and apart from a stance on the inclusion on the UN Security Council of a permanent seat for Africa, the speech hardly outlines Malawi’s position on major international crises. Malawi’s wrangle with Tanzania on the border over Lake Malawi was not mentioned. Where do we/You stand on this issue Mr. President? Malawi’s position on nuclear North Korea? The Minister of Foreign Affairs just signed the declaration to eliminate nuclear weapons, no articulation was done by the President on nuclear issues. Israel/Palestine crisis, Where does Malawi stand? Terrorism, Climate change (apart from mentioning the… Read more »

China
China
6 years ago

I have a problem with reactive speeches that African presidents make at UNGA. Presidents have spoken in succession with no meaningful progress on the continent. The reason is that they fight to paint an impressive imagine of Adrica without bringing in clear evidence of what has worked in your countries. Show the world that you can create enabling environment for economic growth, transparent electoral processes, improved Education systems, motivated civil service among others. Fonts just bluff people with so called powerful speeches. After all a powerful speech is the one that a leader will make in the tone of the… Read more »

Madubeko
Madubeko
6 years ago

it feel so positive about the speech, it was powerful but could have hammered so hard the most polluting countries for their exploitation in Africa

Nakonyani
Nakonyani
6 years ago
Reply to  Madubeko

It is indeed a great speech! What remains is for us Malawians to use it and lead by example👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

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