UTM veep gets to know people, ride in minibuses with them

UTM Party  vice president Michael Usi on Monday decided to know and understand pressing issues that affect ordinary Malawians by riding in public transport with them to hear their conversation first hand.

Usi in a minibus
Micheal Usi in the minibus

He abandoned his luxurious vehicle in Blantyre where he took a minibus to Limbe through Kamuzu Highway and back to Blantyre via Chitawira and Nkolonkosa townships.

He spent time listening to their conversation which hinged most on economic problems the people were facing due to the unbearable high cost of living.

The majority of the people highlighted the high cost of staple food, maize and fertilizer.

Others even talked about the landmark presidential election case and hoped it would come to a peaceful conclusion.

After finishing his journey, some women passengers broke into an abrupt song, a Usi tinyamuleni as the UTM veep smiled and said to them, “God bless you all.”

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26 replies on “UTM veep gets to know people, ride in minibuses with them”

  1. Michael Ussi watha uyu. Pajatu panopa sali pantchito ndi lova akuvutika petulo, magetsi, madzi, ngakhale chakudya alibe. Kukwera minibus sikuti akuwona mavuto a wanthu ayi koma that is the only means of transport he can afford today. Alibe kalikonse pano ali manyi manyi

  2. It’s good to have first hand information. The Dausi’s and others are just cheating the leaders. It’s good to have a Malawian not a foreigner who doesn’t know our problems

  3. YOU NEED NOT TO RIDE A BUS IN ORDER TO BE KNOWN BY YOUR SUPPORTERS YOU GUILE.IF YOU NEED RECOGNITION FROM THE PEOPLE OF MALAWI,DO A GOOD JOB THAT WILL GIVE YOU SUPPORT AND RECEIVE ADMIRABLE RESPECT.YOUR VOTERS ALWAYS RESPECT YOU AND IN TURN RESPECT THEM BECAUSE THEY ARE YOUR EMPLOYERS.

  4. Once a comedian always one. Imagine a VP of this calibre. Do you honestly believe he would have anything to do with a bus, let alone a minibus?

  5. Za ziiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. To solve Malawi’s problems Malawi needs anything but this attitude.

  6. and there are people like Nyenga Uyu in this country, the kind of thinking is so pathetic. God Bless Malawi

  7. It is a possibility that we can have a rerun. Without looking at the probability, these politicians are now back on the road acting as good leaders. Atangoti rerun tiwona ena atayambanso kusewera bawo. Too shallow a tactic. I wonder why we buy cheap maneuvers easily confusing them for substance. Shame on us.

  8. bambo a sikono kkkkkkkk kutha ma plani sopano you are just copy cart PETER anapaga zimenezo in 2014 koma anawina inu kagwereni uko muzikatafuna ma usipa pa nsika ali ntchentche waaaaaaaaaaaa shame on you

  9. Our vice president Micheal Usi. I know you have plan to develop this country, this is just begging soon you will start your job to show up! stupid people that have failed to develop this small nation. Am sure UTM president Saulos Klous Chilima, Micheal Usi and the whole UTM Crew are ready to develop this nation. God must guide you guys all the way.

  10. That is good Idea,let him proceed what he is doing because life changing everyday,I pray for him to fill up his vission so that Pple they can see what he was looking for,I hope he can change Malawi,UTM is Mangufuli Malawi🇲🇼

    1. Anachita bwino,atsogoleri athu amelephera kukonza zinthu coz satiyandikila hence samadziwa vuto lenileni lomwe anthu akumudzi tikukumana nao

  11. Koma ziliko Chaka chino. It’s too late. This guy thinks he can bring this as new evidence to court as part of votes riging. He is confused. Next time he will be going to graves to ask diggers the problems they are facing. During Kamuzu many of of us were walking on foot long distances no shoes. Today people are in minibuses within short distances,
    Bravo Mutharika people are now riding in minibuses even from Kamba stage to mango stage,that’s development.

  12. AAA akungofuna kujambula sewero uyu, atafuna kuva mavuto awanthu bwanji osawafusa anthu akwa Mwachande ku Chirimba.

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