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acn
acn
8 years ago

I salute JB for initiating this initiative .DPP was in power they never thought of forming this commission. Mama were and still visionary about alleviating the plight of common people in the village. These are the same people who initiated CASHGATE under their masterminder Bingu.

Mphompho
Mphompho
8 years ago

Dead before arrival. We do not need another organization. Who is going to pay these commissioners? Who comes up with these crazy ideas, Saulos you let these old men run you like that? the best solution to this is federalism period.

Mhuju
Mhuju
8 years ago

Promises promises yet another promise with nothing to show for. Same pattern as “junior civil servant will be paid in December”…….. What the heck is going on?

yaoo!!!
yaoo!!!
8 years ago

Mumazitama Ku phuzira ndi ma PhD anuwo,koma mukukanika kuyendesa ziko lalin’gono

fredpa
fredpa
8 years ago

thats apositive development, only DPP guys are confused people they have good planns but evil works.they promise bread but to your suprise they will bring astone.Jealousy within the party is what is confusing their leadership.People with nothing to offer the nation are the ones who will be appointed as commisioners.We shall hear that DPP members have been appointed as commisioners in the national planning commission

Zamadula
Zamadula
8 years ago

There’s a joke that says that one employee in an organisation complained that the organisation had too many committees. The response of the CEO was “Ok, what we will do is we will form a committee to find out why we have too many committees, and you’ll chair that committee”. That organisation could as well have been DPP. Whenever there is a perceived problem they do not sit down to think that an existing organ of government can tackle the problem; the answer always is to create a new body, draining the already meagre resources. Civil service needs reforms? Form… Read more »

Dr Moo Tha Leeker
Dr Moo Tha Leeker
8 years ago

To accomodate other lhomwes by placimg them in these commissions. Mxxiiiii

Anthu atsakho ngati Alhomwe followed by Atumbuka sindinawonenso. Mukufa imfa yowawa kobasi. Mbolooonyini zanu

ujeni
8 years ago

Establishing another nonsensical organisation where billions of kwacha will be paid out monthly as hefty salaries at the expense of money spent on building roads, houses, bridges in our districts and towns, Africans nevwr cease to amaze on their priorities.

Mzuzu Retiree
Mzuzu Retiree
8 years ago

I would rather have Regional economic think tanks whoare better connected with grassroots. In the north, there is already such a think tank – FOND.

Ntchona
Ntchona
8 years ago

Stop forming commissions and deliver results with what you have.We can’t even manage public toilets.What is wrong with us. The only nation under the sun languishing in poverty and yet every other politician is stinking rich. Government that can’t pay for services rendered to them and they still want another useless commission.When another president is sworn in it will probably be disbanded. Hey what a country!

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