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cholopi
cholopi
8 years ago

Ur story is too long but let me coment. For education is not only government but parents as well. Second we nid to invest in agriculture serious by cutting the money going to fisp into two. 20 billion kagulireni fertilizayo koma another 20 billion Tilembe achinyamata mamidzimu and ma extestion workers adziwayendera adzipanga organic manure kumagawira anthu lyk fisp programme, government wil use 5 billion kumawalipira achinyamata ameme akapanga organic manure. Tisamangolimbana ndi fertiliza i tel u thakayi ikuguga at one tym feteleze sadzagwiranso ntchito lets use organic manure n titakhala serious tithakumaononga 5 billion kugulitsaagriculture. Education tiyikemo practical agriculture… Read more »

kwake nkuluma
kwake nkuluma
8 years ago

Strange That Sense Is Coming From Nasser. I Hope This Is The End Of Mercenary Journalism 4 Him.

Zagwa
Zagwa
8 years ago

I will try as much as possible to avoid ridiculing the author for his confessed preference of the current ‘backdoor’ leadership due to my patriotism. Before anything else, I want to wholeheartedly agree with the author on the dangerous path the country is treading in terms of population growth. It doesn’t take a genius to see that citizens are reproducing unsustainably and unnecessarily. I however wish to address this toxic and catastrophic state by looking at the root having talked to several culprits. It would seem ignorance resulting from the lack of education coupled with laziness and the absence of… Read more »

Chinyanga
Chinyanga
8 years ago

Its unfortunate that none of our leaders seem to care about 75% of my fellows who live on $2 per day. It seems they feel great when they hear that Malawi tops the rank as a world’s poorest nation on UN development index. For sure they feel good when they see malawians swimming in dire poverty, scrambling for much needed maize in ADMARC depots…As a nation we dont have tangible long term plans. Each reigning political party tend to have 5 to 10 years plan that benefits their parties & few grassroot followers not the nation as a whole. At… Read more »

Umäja
Umäja
8 years ago

Umodzi party has an answer to these issues. Remember Education for all and Employment for All. I get worried when people have power by vote yet they can not use it .

clement
clement
8 years ago

Nassah has this time around talked some sense. He is a privileged fellow by associating with Mw presidents. I hope u hv sent this article to APM. It is him who needs it more than us coz he has to formulate anti-population boom policies. I’ve noticed that u hv not praised APM on his Zambian state visit the way u did with his SA trip. Do not feel shy

Jwa Mjimpi
Jwa Mjimpi
8 years ago

I really don’t understand why Idriss seems to be concerned. According to his recent writings, all the bad things that were happening in Malawi were due to Joyce Banda. However, with the coming of APM everything is rosy for Malawi. What has changed – isn’t the ‘great’ APM still President? In Development Economics 101 we learn that as long as people are poor and uneducated, they will also have many children. The reason is that the ‘pension’ for a poor, uneducated person is his offspring. As Micheal Todaro aptly put it in his textbook “The rich get richer, the poor… Read more »

jimbo
jimbo
8 years ago

How can the government realistically plan for the future when there is no national registration of births, marriages and deaths? It is impossible. The health, education, transport and agricultural systems depend on knowing what the projected population will be so that they can meet its needs. Unfortunately it seems to be a cultural failing that Malawians are unable to plan for the future, whether it be for today’s ndiwo, tomorrow’s school fees, next year’s harvest, or the future needs of the country as a whole. Malawi is still stuck in the past while the rest of the world has moved… Read more »

Professor Dr. James Napwiri Phiri
Professor Dr. James Napwiri Phiri
8 years ago

Idrissa, siuja umayamikira Pitala

Brian Mungomo
Brian Mungomo
8 years ago

Mr. Nassa, I could not agree with you more. Considering your proximity with the powers that be, I can only hope that you are able to advance this sort of prophecy to those who really need to hear it. I need not be precise as to who I hope you are able to share this with, suffice to say that you recently shared with us your privileged position with the occupant of Plot number 1. I can only hope and trust that there is still room to reinvent ourselves…otherwise your prophecy will engulf us much sooner than the 2030 you… Read more »

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