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The so called Minister deserve to be a village Leader appointed on condition of being feared for his juju. Ameneyu ndi mbuzi yeniyeni. I hate him and his so called Proffessor
Chimanga asowa chaka za 2016, FISP is in a big mess felix jumbe is correct, expect for harder times, kwacha yafika 650, and more inflation will come not only for food items but all items. There is need for change
I have never known a country with so many idiots as Malawi. If we had more people with optimism like Gondwe, this country would not be the poorest in the world. Malawians even wish that there should be hunger in their own country so that they can say “Tinanena ife” Politics is not and should not be used as a yardstick for anything and everything. We are in this mess because Malawians are in the habit of electing people that have no business being in parliament. Malawians amatengeka ndi zithu za zii” How are people going to work hard if… Read more »
FISP is a total failure this year, most areas in the north dont have fertiliser. Why fertiliser is not being delivered by suppliers due to low prices offered by government and government and late awards. So we government is responsible for this mess why did they not identify suppliers who are capable and supply in time.
I am confused as to the primary thesis of this article. Is there a forecasted food shortage due to environmental factors, fertilizer delivery, or incorrect identification of farmers to produce their requisite output?
Then the article also alludes to an economic slow down due to food production?
Perhaps a description of some baseline numbers for some other major economic indicators would help give some context to the issues and potential solutions.
Send this museum artifact you call Minister of Finance back to Mzimba. He is utterly useless and does not understand the gravity of the problem at hand. He lives in his ivory tower where he continues to fatten his ugly face on the ill gotten money from the poor. This fool!