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Bongololo
Bongololo
9 years ago

Making government get out of dictating price of crops and removing export bans on all agriculture products would be a better way to encourage farmers than that stupid photo-op.

Chilungamo Chimawawa
Chilungamo Chimawawa
9 years ago

Bola ameneyu osati chitsiru gogowathu uja!

zachisoni
9 years ago

Kodi utsogoleri wakuba umayenda ngati. Mulungu amazima kuwala konse ndi mphamvu za mu ubongo zomwe. zikatero mtsogoleriyo kuganiza kummavuta. and i dont think kuti atsogoleri amenewa amakhulupilira zoti mulungu alipo

Saphwela
Saphwela
9 years ago

Awa ndi a Vp osati zokuba mabedi ku Dowa zija ayi

Mmawa
Mmawa
9 years ago

APM knows this man can take Malawi forward. Am sure deep down his heart, he is scared of him and his inner circle too. APM kuzikundikila ma udindo yet he cannot deliver. Imagine if Mr Chilima was a Minister responsible for civil service. Zibwana zikuchitikazi atapanga sort out. Koma its good the way it is. Anthu tikuona and we know how hard working Mr Chilima is.

America
9 years ago

kodi APM angasankhe mphwepwa kukhala vs wake?? muyesa ngati ndi bakha uja amangsankha wina aliyese

APM
APM
9 years ago
Reply to  America

Shame on u Mr. kungozolowera kunyoza basi. Ambuye akukhululukileni bambo.

kangaroo
kangaroo
9 years ago
Reply to  America

Sukunama APM mpatali na pa vice wathuyu. Chapaphewa akuti ankafuna youth kkkkkk

angoni
angoni
9 years ago

At least something positive from DPP govt. A breath of fresh air. Ndiponso u president WO osangompatsa iyeyu bwanji? Ago go make aka sizikuyendapotu.

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