Rural Malawi to benefit from electricity Ndawala Loan Initiative - Malawi Nyasa Times

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Noxy

5 years ago

Boma ilo!

Galamukani

5 years ago

Government is addicted to running affairs and developmental projects on borrowed money and we are being enslaved to pay back, and want us to become addicted as well. Instead of government making investments that can empower rural masses, it is introducing loan on (bills payable, a liability to people), we need loans to build assets. Instead of investing in generating electricity to enable growth of rural business, it is providing loan facilities for rural people to be buying blackouts. Where is the logic here? Such loans will not eliminate 12 hours blackouts! Malawians are not looking for money to pay… Read more »

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nambewe

5 years ago

MAGETSI AKE NDE ATI?

Ndendeuli

5 years ago

Can you start by connecting the multitude whose money you already ate but are languishing in darkness!

Mjomba

5 years ago

good development.

malawi ngoni

5 years ago

ZILIBWINO

Wiseman

5 years ago

Better that

chimanga Chaponda

5 years ago

Rural areas, welcome to the world of blackouts!!!! Ngati mumangomva muziona tsopano. Akukupusitsani. This country does not even have enough electricity for factories. What more rural areas?

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pathfinder

5 years ago

Way to go my governmet, ndikutha kuona kuti kuchoka kwa Chilima zinthu zikuyenda mwansanga. Munachita bwino kumukwangula ntchito zambili, kodi amalepheretsa ndi iye uja eti?

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