Malawi to sell maize to Kenya, Tanzania— Admarc

State produce trader Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (Admarc) is considering selling some of its maize stock to Kenya and Tanzania.

Masumbu: Admarc received inquiries on maize

Admarc board chairperson James Masumbu confirmed that the two East African countries reportedly inquired if they could sale them maize to them as they face shortage of the grain.

Masumbu said Admarc referred Kenya and Tanzania to Capital Hill for a discussion at government level on the deal.

He said the decision to sell the maize will be made month-end of April after harvesting.

According to Masumbu, Admarc has 100 000 metric tonnes of maize in stock.

He said they would need to sell the maize to pay back the loans they got.

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Godfrey Chabalanga
Godfrey Chabalanga
7 years ago

The government should not sell the maize to the mentioned countries. the Admarc company should find other means of paying the loans it is having. Please sell that maize to poor malawians especially those who cannot even manage to buy subsidised farm inputs. Once again do not sell the maize because of the reason stipulated in this passage. Why is it that the government was unable to give aid to the families in remote areas who were greatly faced by hunger?

Chief Mpango
Chief Mpango
7 years ago

that’s a good move keep it up.

frank
frank
7 years ago

mukagulitsa chimangacho ndalama mubesi

Ba
Ba
7 years ago

A WISE farmer sells his surplus produce while afoolish farmer sell before saving his….govt save 4citizens first..

kaziulika chimugonda
kaziulika chimugonda
7 years ago

Fellow Malawians, read between lines. Someone is initiating this deal behind scene to conceal maizegate. When did Malawi get the 100,000 metric tonnes surplus? They want to hide something or I should say drop maizegate case.

Frank Phiri
Frank Phiri
7 years ago

Nkhani yachimangayi yatopetsa tsopano, mdziko muno vuto ndilakuti ma economist athu satithandiza, ngakhalenso anzathu a ndale, tangoganizani, mbewu ya 719, njobvu yonse kukagulitsa kunja yonse not even a grain in stock a dindo ali duuu! osawaletsa kutelo akampani imeneyi? mbewu ndiyabwino zedi. chonde chaka chino musachitenso dyala.

fetrick
7 years ago

Ziko lakuba 100 000 mwaipeza kuti pamene mwagula 4000 yokha basa mwina mkufunda chomwe mwalanda ku Karonga ndi Chitipa boma lopanda usogoleli wabwino kuzinamiza nokha

fetrick
7 years ago

Zopanda manyazi basi Mwaona kuti anthu amene. Akugulisa chimanga ndiwopenga mwina mugulisa chomwe mwalanda kwa Anthucho pamene chimanga chomwe munagula ku Zambia ndi 4 metrik tan yokha 100 000 Mwachipeza kuti.

bola kale
bola kale
7 years ago

bomala jelasi bwanji mumalanda ma traders a mene amapititsa chimanga lu tanzania,mukagulitsa munyambite. khobiliyo

Wachuma
Wachuma
7 years ago

A Malawi kumazitsata zinthuzi this is very nice move two thumbs up to the government. Akamati GDP is improving is bcoz of things like these mvula yagwa bwino kwambiri chaka chino the produce is good so why not sell it to get finance? Osamangonyoza chilichose a Malawi anzanga its selling tobbacco to foreign countries that keeps us alive as an economy nde chifukwa choti akugulitsa chimanga bas alakwitsa?? Think outside the box for once we can even go on and become the major producer of maize in Africa vuto lake anthu inu ndiokanika!!!!

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