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National Front for Protection of the Poor
National Front for Protection of the Poor
6 years ago

Loans repayment is a taboo for many Malawian borrowers. To them loans coming towards elections are manna from above. Look at Finca and Malawi Rural Financing Company they all collapsed. Finca through their loans recovery brigade confiscated goats, children and iron sheets. DPP gave loans to its cadets for apprenticeship and SMEs but no one paid back.I dont know if the Scottish were told this history of how averse Malawians are in loan repayment.

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Derek Kumwenda
Derek Kumwenda
6 years ago

Just a point of correction , its Opportunity Limited not Opportunity Bank. Furthermore there were more than 100 women in the program who graduate.

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