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Malawi government is putting forward Minister of Local Government and Rural Development, Kondwani Nankhumwa as caretaker Leader of Government Business...
The lake issue should be negotiated in African way. Let us as two black nations share the lake for our Two countries. We should not shed any blood of any black fellow for the lake dispute. I know Peter Mutharika who worked in Tanzania , and was enrolled as an advocate in Tanzania in 1973 ,, will encourage negotiation of these two best countries. To Peter Mutharika both Tanzania and Malawi are his Countries. He will not allow greedy and shed blacks bloods,, at the end we shall share the lake.
The boundary between Malawi and Tanzania is governed by the 1896 Treaty. Why is Malawi even negotiating? Mutharika, a lawyer himself, should know better. But he has proved to be very weak. Tanzania is trying to gain the lake slowly. The mediation team is also very slow. This should not even a month. Why is it taking years?
There is a lakegate there. Wake up Malawian before it too late. Malawian is easy to be corrupted them just put money.
Peter Mtharika is failing to fulfil another campaign promise to Malawians. He was boasting during campaign time that the lake issue is not subject for discussion and he knew how to handle it. The former president started the negotiations which Peter and his team were castigating JB that she was failing to handle the issue by allowing negotiations to be conducted. It follows that he has also failed Malawians on the lake issue. I can now finally agree with observations that this Peter is drama. I remember some DDP thieves of that time could say that with Peter as a… Read more »
if disputed part of the lake belongs to malawi then why tanzanians have been using it for more than 50 years without any disturbance from malawi? and now tanzania is building three big ships for transport in the lake, how many do you have in malawi? u don’t know how to utilize the lake’s resources just leave it to them..
Dear Brethren, I am a bonafide Malawian and I want to talk about Lake Malawi dispute. The mediation team lacks credibility because Mozambique and Tanzania have something in common. When Samora was fighting the Portuguese he was hiding in Tanzania. Therefore, Chisano cannot hang his old time friend to the vulnerable Malawi. Though Mozambique seem to smile, she has question marks with Malawi since 1986. Please, read events between lines. I opt for ICJ in Hague to give judgement then the matter will be settled at once. Apparently Malawi is in deep slumber.
What kind of negotiations is malawi preparing to have with tanzania.This is ridiculous how can you draw a line in water&claim existence of boarders,if tanzania claims part of lake malawi as theirs then they must divert shire river into tanzania because shire river carries away part of its said waters.Malawi wake up&invest in oil&gas this is our lake,these tanzanians are jealousy of our riches lying under our lake&they know that we will no longer import oil&gas using their port&transporters it will be a loss of bussiness an advantage to malawi transporters coz they will carry production within&international for exports.Another goodness… Read more »
Way forward is to show the Israeli-lungs in us.
Order Tanzania off the lake and if does not comply, use force. Good force for that matter and push them all the way to the original boundaries inside Dodoma.
And if they strike back, lets get Dar es Salaam all the way to the Indian Ocean.
We also need direct access to the ocean for our trade.
The views of Tanzania Minister Mahinga on the border dispute are lies. In fact his country is using force to coerce Malawi. Do not trust Tanzanians on the issues raised. The 1890 treaty defines Malawi’s boundary with his country on the northeastern shores of Lake Malawi. It contains important abstract provisions. It is through its application that the 1890 treaty “lives”. By applying it, Malawi is applying its content and scope in good faith. That implies that there is no need to introduce uncertainty and to devalue the 1890 treaty by assigning to subsequent practice other functions beyond those established… Read more »
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This Peter is a stupid boy lets take him out 2019. Now is on the position he s not a MALAWIAN I tell you. He s from TZ, No wonder he does not have teeth