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Msundu

6 years ago

“All preparations are done including printing” thats ending poverty kikikikik

Nalingula

6 years ago

This MDGS is supposed to run from 2017?So its already running,right?Or it was delayed? Just focus on reducing transactional costs i.e.good road infrastructure to agricultural centres .We know which areas produce most of the food we eat here in town.Just to give a guide a good tarmac road connecting Mbalachanda to MZIMBA.Make energy available 27/7.Anyway development plans are already there at Capital Hill just need someone to dust them up .Needs someone who. can implement them.Kodi vision 2020 inatha?

7777999

6 years ago

Good comment by crossroads. Those privileged in high circles share and discuss
That’s the way forward for malawi

Country man

6 years ago

Just do the development we have appreciated plans and policies for a very long time now. What I need as a country man is action i.e. doing the work

James

6 years ago

Reply to Country man

We need people like you country man. How I wish you place gogo Goodall. Our problem isn’t having a plan but implementation. There were a lot of praises when launching MGDS II. Where are we now? A Malawi tiyeni tidzuke.

Malawi@Crossroads

6 years ago

Launching MDGS III is not a silver bullet to woes that Malawi is facing right now. There are a number of things that you have to do to set Malawi on a course to achieve its MGDS/vision. An excellent strategy is nothing if it can’t be executed ruthlessly; you’d need right people with credible skills and attitude to realise the MGDS III. Unfortunately, the current structure of government and the people you have around you won’t give you the results you hope for under MGDS III. So, Mr President of DPP Party and the Malawi nation, I have a proposal… Read more »

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