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Keith
Keith
9 years ago

This is disastrous . The powers that be should have negotiated properly with the company. & locals. This could have brought millions into the country as well as putting Malawi on the world map. They would have to have employed locals as well as bringing in highly trained personnel such as master chefs –etc to run the place efficiently. A very poor & disappointing outcome for which the locals must take “some” of the blame

No tribalist lomwe.
No tribalist lomwe.
9 years ago

Boko good u’re the modern day colonist who we chased 5oyears ago.you can’t sale ur village bcz some body from china/potugal want it. U should know that the pple along the lake use the lake 4 commecial activities.u say they will b emproyed.. butwho told u the jobs will b satisfactory and 4ever compared to fishing?That land belongs to the natives who have a responsibility to safe guard it 4 their childrens’ children.thats why 2day the pple of ytholo are crying 4 their land.u are a persecutor, foolish idleit-.3rd march coming again. It seems mlw has lost instutional memory.emulate zuma’s… Read more »

Tan'gatan'ga
Tan'gatan'ga
9 years ago

It is not true that the hotel project was a Public Private Partnership (PPP), it is a big lie. Mota Engil on their own proposed to build a hotel. Government was not going to have a stake in it at all. Those in doubt can check with the Public Private Partnership Commission, anything contrary would be another lie on the part of the Public Private Partnership Commission. In any case, Mota Engil was going to employ Portuguese people for even the most menial jobs, such as receptionists, chefs, accounts clerks etc. Imagine, currently Mota Engil has uneducated Portuguese people employed… Read more »

Mtumbuka
Mtumbuka
9 years ago

Iwe Boko good you are not Boko Good but Boko Haram, chitukuko iwe wachiziwa liti, azigogo, azikagwira ntchito zanji ku motel?, chifuka anthu amene akufuna kwachosa ndi anthu amudzimo abadwira ndikukukira mmudzimo, iweyo wachitukukowe bwanji, osapasa malo kumudzi kwanu. Nxaaaaa

Chigawenga
Chigawenga
9 years ago

We have continued to put pressure on Moto Engil for engaging itself in dubious deals with corrupt administration of APM. We will continue tirelessly to expose organizations that do not respect the will of the citizens of this country. APM like his brother continues to abuse his position by engaging our government is secret agreements which do not benefit Malawians

viktah
viktah
9 years ago

The indigenous people are not supposed to be compensated, relocated. You can’t get somebody’s land and give him k50,000.00 nkumati zipita ukazionele wekha malo tatenga ma Portuguese amangepo midadada ya motel. Malo a hotel ndi golf course sikuti pachoka ma banja awiritu, ndi mzinda. Ndiye munawapezera kale kokawawika anthuwo. Osamawapatsa umphawi amalawi ayi!!!

ujeni
9 years ago

I dont see a Hotel on this artistic impression. It looks more like a yard full of domitories. A Hotel should be an impossing structure, beautiful and elegant. From afar you should gasp with its splender and beauty.

Boko Good
Boko Good
9 years ago

Mijomba sopano. Kukana chitukuko. Dont you know that such a project has a multiplier effect? The same villagers who are resisting will be employed at the same place. Other facilities will come along with the project eg shopping malls, airport, good roads etc. They will also be able to sell produce and other things to the people and organisations that will sprout out as a result of the project. Please Malawians wake up. Just fight that the Government should do something to reallocate you to other good land. I remember there was land in Mangochi that was rejected by people… Read more »

Dziwani
Dziwani
9 years ago

For the impression of the artist, it does not seem to be a five star hotel. It is more classroom structures. Please build a hotel that has more than five storeys.
Malawi government should use our taxes to build the hotel. But the golf course should be removed. It is for luxury.

Clement
Clement
9 years ago

palibe munthu wobwera angatukule MALAWI,ngati alikuno amenewa chilipo chmene akufuna. Malawi tingamutukule tokha ife amalawi ngati
tingakhale wogwira ntchito molimbika kupanga ma business tizatukula dzikolathu, ndalama zanyhu zikutengedwa ndianthu amenewa,
malo amene anthu akulandidwa.tisagulitse dziko chifukwa chofuna kutukula malawi,ana athu akakhala kuti?

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