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Shuri
Shuri
5 years ago

Most Malawians have no idea about big Infrastructure projects. Where is the feasibility study that came up with $500 million as the cost of the project? Where are the engineering designs? Where and when was the bidding process conducted? Which companies bid and how was Khato selected? What will be the environmental impact on our lake and on the communities that will be displaced? Is there a resettlement action plan? All these are legitimate questions that need answers in a competent court of law. And in the same Nyasatimes we read that World Bank is funding another water project for… Read more »

Zabura
Zabura
5 years ago

Eish this is really bad project in the North under Sawa Group is going smoothly .Lilongwe waterboard is on /off and yet we are blocking the project.This is why ma Demo is the thing of the past .

Noxy
5 years ago

YAS is total rubbish

pathfinder
pathfinder
5 years ago

I have always said that, these groupings of Mtambo, Kajoloweka and trepance don’t love this country. I feel sorry for my beloved country to have such kind of people as its citizens. To take a case to court it takes a lot of money and that’s taxi payers money being wasted by Mtambo and noone is holding him accountable. Please let this project go ahead, Madzi ndi moyo ndithu, please Mtambo stop being selfish udzafa pa imfa ya ngozi yowawa kwabaasi.

Waku Gauteng
Waku Gauteng
5 years ago

Simbi is no small boy in construction, he is up there with Murray and Roberts of South African giants of construction. He will not fail Malawi
His reputation is too important in business to mess up. Are we simply envious or we have a case?

Bingu wa Mutharika
Bingu wa Mutharika
5 years ago

Why does the government not take drastic actions against these few boys in the name of CSOs? Dziko lizilephera kutukuka chifukwa cha these evil boys?

Central
Central
5 years ago

If truth be told this is the worst decision CSOs and Kajoloweka have ever made? What are you up to? And what do you want from Khato? Apa nde mwaonjeza ndipo mukununkha heavyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!

Phwisa
Phwisa
5 years ago

The CSOs have never held any consultation meetings with the yet to be beneficiaries of this project. So whose interests are they representing, Two people from the North should not block a project in Lilongwe. Stupid are the people from LL who are just watching and hosting the Mtambos

#DzukaniAmalawi
#DzukaniAmalawi
5 years ago

There’s something fundamentally wrong with Africans and specifically Malawians. Its like our minds are enslaved forever to believe that anything foreign is better than usAs Justice puts it below, if this contract was won by Mota, no one would have made any noise. Mota Engil has won so many dubious contracts some of them without following due procurement processes. Now that we have Khato Civils, who have proved to be very credible contractors and what do we do……we question their credibility and entire procurement process. We don’t believe that a civil engineering company run by our own is good enough.… Read more »

Lilian Kaunda
Lilian Kaunda
5 years ago

These agents of impeliast will stop at nothing to put spanners where their masters dont benefit anything. If this comapny Khatho was American or British, these zombies would not have been doing what they are doing because they will know that once they roll out the contract, they will enjoy benefits as donation that is paid to them through DIFD

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