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Malawiboy
Malawiboy
6 years ago

The average Malawian cannot even see this argument because they do not have internet, or a computer.
All these arguments are totally pointless as the majority for Malians cannot see them.

Apao Kugola
Apao Kugola
6 years ago

To say “we are all beneficiaries of corruption” Really? Za uchitsiru.

Rex C Msiska
Rex C Msiska
6 years ago

Malawians are lazy? No. These are the same Malawians, who are regarded as honest and hard workers in all the SADC countries and beyond. These are the same Malawians who farm in this 20th century with holes and produce enough for corrupt politicians and officials and the government is just politicking over it. You cannot be a responsible father if you tell your children to work hard in the farms or in their education, but when they have done that, you take the harvest, sell it for your self leaving the family without food and no fees. If they query,… Read more »

Mudzamva liti
Mudzamva liti
6 years ago

Kumpalume, know that Zambia is Zambia and Malawi is Malawi. usatitayitse nthawi pomafanizira Malawi ndi Zambia. Lets solve our problem here; “lack of leadership”.

Maunits
Maunits
6 years ago

Go Kachaje lecture them. How can a whole president go and lecture at the university abroad at the time University of Malawi closed six months ago. Do we a leader in this country and what is Ntaba saying this is very stupid. I do agree we need anew architect to govern Malawi not Peter has failed tremendously. Our children have stayed out of school a week now no one is considering this as serious and dangerous to the future of the country. Malawi was number one in SADC in terms of education just in 1990 backwards. No country could beat… Read more »

Baba wa Boyi
Baba wa Boyi
6 years ago
Reply to  Maunits

The problem is you are being dishonest. Educational standards did not start going down because of Peter Muthalika, they started going down because people like you gave Bakili too much credit for multiparty, when all along he was hiding and only came out when all was done. Malawians have accepted Quota in education, and you expect standards to go up. If you do not know standards in Education began going down when Kamuzu Banda started Kamuzu academy and declared that only the brightest kids will go to the academy, and changed his mind when all the best students that were… Read more »

Nikharuka
Nikharuka
6 years ago
Reply to  Baba wa Boyi

Here is a way to end the perceived inequality about entry to university aka quota system, so too the perceived inequality in allocating development projects. We must decentralise money allocated to education and development projects so that each district receives an allocation proportional to its population. Then it will be up to each district to decide who should be sent to college on public funds and what development projects to be undertaken within the district. To expect every one else to pool money together to fund the education of children from one district because they are “more intelligent” is just… Read more »

Angel of Doom
Angel of Doom
6 years ago

In Malawi, we have a problem of comparing ourselves to others, and blaming everyone else if we do not measure up to others, but ourselves. Nobody is responsible for anybody’s life, you are born alone you die alone. What you become in between being born and dying is up to you. You cannot live in a good house if you do not build one, what amounts to a good house is not up someone else but yourself, if what you call home is good for you, then you live in a good house. The problem starts when you start comparing… Read more »

chimanga
chimanga
6 years ago

Ine ndakana zimene a Ntaba anena…..I am not a beneficiary of corruption. Let him speak for himself and not me

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