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Private practice lawyer Frank Mbeta through lawyer Lusungu Gondwe, has accused Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) director general Lucas Kondowe of “flirting”...
Is there any reasons why Nkhata bay secondary school is full of students from Llohmwe belt and half of Nkhotakota with students from Mulanje?
John makes an important point.Regardless of the amount of resources, once the formula for division of resources amongst the regions is done, development should be in the fate of the affected regions without being prone to the whims of the llomwe belt.For example, why is Mulli just destroying the wood in chikangawa for his own personal benefit without sharing with the country?In a federal government, the guys responsible for the region would have the powers to stop him.Similarly, the funds that the country gets from tobacco would go to develop the central region and so would be the proceeds of… Read more »
My question to you Malindimba and Nyani is that what should then be done to solve the problems the proponents of federalism want to solve with federal system of government? something has to be done before we reach the stage where Brian has referred to as ‘we would rather we all suffered.
Fools such as Brian Mungomo, Allan Ntata flee the country and pretend to be intelligent while writing from outside. Fools run away. The brave ones withstand the heat and fight from within. Brian, like Ntata is a political harlot and opportunist. Come to Malawi my son.
RSA is not a Federal Government. It is the winner takes all too! Look in the Provinces; ANC swept all provinces except for the Western Cape. Now are all provinces sharing the National Cake equitably in RSA? The answer is no! The Limpopo Province, Eastern Cape are so poor in this expensive model of government. Malawi can just and will not copy and paste other models of government without proper feasibility study given its Financial resources.With Federal governments as we know them or take RSA model and apply it in Malawi, it would mean having three parliaments plus the national… Read more »
Malindima (@21): Your argument is legitimate; and your comments concise and well summarized. To re-enforce a point: when people say Malawi is too small for a federal system model, as often quoted by proponents, people are NOT referring to size of the country. But to the size of the economy; GDP etc. It’s the economy……!!!!!!!! Another ill-conceived model of federalism often quoted by proponents is Australia’s and Canada’s. It’s like comparing sharks with usipa (herrings). Malawi’s annual budgets are smaller than those of many large Canadian universities, for crying out loud. So, we appropriately ask where is the money for… Read more »
C’mon Brian tell it that you are hear in the homeland working for Standard Bank City Centre in Lilongwe…anyway good n well-balanced article
Are you implying that there is equitable distribution of power and benefits in S, Africa and everyone is happy because of the political system?
MUNGOMO KUNAMA KUMENEKO MUKULEPHERA KUBWERA MUFUNA MUMANAMIZA ANTHU ACHIMWENE KU JONIKO. KODI MUMATANI KUMENEKO KWENIKWENI?
BUT LAST TIME I MET THIS GUY IN RSA HE WAS VERY POOR THAT I EVEN TOLD HIM THAT WHY CANT YOU GO HOME PLEASE. MAY BE THIS TIME HE HAS SETTLED. HIS WIFE WAS A STOREKEEPER AND I CANT BUY ALL HIS WRITE UP NOW. THESE BOYS ARE GOOD IN TALKING AND YOU CAN SEE IT FOR YOURSELF HIS BROTHER JR.
What about in Nigeria? We need to solve problems than be creating more problems.