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With nepotism at its highest peak in Malawi it difficult to blame Parliament workers for the action they have taken against their bosses. Chaponda removed people from embassies abroad, but filled the vacancies with his own relations such as Kalichero. He even picked one Mrs. Shumba from MBC who is his niece and offered her a job at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs just before he moved to Agriculture Ministry. People are able to see the dirty games of the people in positions of influence. Tivomere kuti nkhanga zaona osati kuti anthuwo ndiolephera ntchito, koma akufuna chilungamo – that is… Read more »
it means they have papers from Malangalanga Universities hence mantha
a place full of idiots and lazy people
Parliament staff, allow management to get the best on the market for the jobs. What if most of you are non performers, do you still want to fill the vacancies. If you are good, apply and compete. Management and us the public want an efficient parliament not one full of dead wood. And this starts with good quality human resources. Mudzikaikila?
Reform Commission, Parliament needs reforms. Whatever benefits staff at the national assembly get we respect the rules that were set. However we live in a competitive world, able bodied citizens, Malawians for that mature should secure employment at the National Assembly as long as they qualify for the jobs. I do not see any reason why a JCE holder or an MSCE holder should block an appointment for a qualified individual simply because they want promotions. We all need to be guided on properly guided on what basis people need to be promoted. We do not want to wake up… Read more »
Kikiki! If former employees at parliament had acted in this manner how could these have been employed ?
Akuwonani kuti simumatha ntchito makape inu