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Wagwa Nayo, Ephraim Chilima is graduate Economist from Swansea University in the UK, a younger brother to our VP. He was in the same class at Swansea for master’s degree with Chancy Simwaka who was recently removed from Budget Director position.
The same will be the case with un-bundling of UNIMA. Don’t expect positive results, rather than weakening the new universities and making MUST stronger. The whole idea is to erase the achievements of Kamuzu under MCP.
In as long as Malawi political parties cut the umbilical code from Kamuzu- type politics, all parastatal boards will be full of ruling party sympathizers. It’s just a disease that has paralyzed Malawi. South Africa has learnt its lesson after losing billion of dollars to a foreign family.
May be, now that its World Bank DPP government will now accept the message that Malawians are not benefiting from whatever these DPP guys are implementing at ESCOM!
Abale how can you hike electricity charges for nothing…………………………….. za ufiti basi!
Kuonanso zochita MERA ndi young democrat wao Magalasi ndiye kayansoooooo! A Malawi akukhala ku hello ya dziko la pansi ndithudi………………………………………!!
Is this World Bank Chilima related to our own baby Saulosi Chilima?
AS LONG AS DPP IS IN
POWER FORGET ABOUT ESCOM -‘-WHY ??? IT’S THEIR MILK COW —
What do you expect if you have pple who can not withstand their profession.. who think as if they have no heads.. investing in Genset instead of something sustainable. Learn from Ghana/Morroco … they are exporting solar generated energy to France..
Did you say Ephraim Chilima? What did you expect him to say? He is a Chilima and is on a mission. Energy challenges in this country are a result of failure to invest in power generation capacity for too long. Did you expect the reforms to improve the situation just like that? The unbundling without any increase in capacity to generate cannot result into anything. You can’t expect a national maximum generation capacity of 350MW to sustain our current energy demand.
Milward, you’ve hit the nail in the head. The problem is that these imperialists expected these reforms would give them an opportunity to milk poor Malawians through investments in the liberalised energy market.
Now that government is refusing to adjust upwards the tariffs to meet the imperialists’ demands nde akungolubwalubwa. These reforms can not work. The only way out of the current power challenges is for the government to invest in power generation.
Milward has just exposed his/her low IQ.