Mutharika at it again: says no Malawian will die of hunger

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1. point of order uyu msi mmalawi sibwezi akulankhula chonchi amalawi kumangoti proffeser kumadziwa kut ndi proffeser pachan bolani m’bale wake uja anali ndi zeru anthu njala siimavuta ngati nthawi ino ntchito kudya ku sanjika tikuonani 2019 ngati ife anthu akumudzi simutifuna mimbazo zitaphwera “action speaks louder than words”

2. Fountain Gamphan pepani kuti my words have just added insult to ur injury.Musasocherese anthu.Mukudula mitengo nokha mvula ikasowa osakolora zokwanira njala nkubwera mukuti boma silikukuthandizani,mitengo yomweyo ikuchitisa water table kutsika munsinje wa Shire lero magesi akuvuta mukuti Peter walephera atule pansi udindo why amalawi?Pali kupusa kwanu simukupaona?Amene sakulimbikila ntchito asadye ndipo njala isamuthere.Ziberekanani munya muona.Ana 7 mai ndi bambo pamodzi 9 nde mudya chiani?Mutalika makosi muona.Malawi imva nyengo yamvula yafika gwira ntchito malawi osati kumatokota pa facebook ai.Osagwira ntchito asadye ndipo ine ndikuonjezera kuti osadyayo afe ndithu.

3. It is only Kamuzu who could intervene osati bwampini

4. Ndichikhulupiro palibe angafe ndinjala, Mulungu amadyetsa mbalame zoti sizigwira ntchito chingamukanike nchani kudyesa munthu oti akumagwira ganyu?

5. Mxwie za ziiiii

6. Nawe mashende oko

7. That’s what we expect from stupid president

8. Akadati a Malawi afa ndi njala mukadatukwananso nde munthu akuti palibe yemwe afe ndi njala mukunyozanso nde mufuna munthu atani? mitu zanu ana a njoka inu

9. John Lucius mukamalankhula muzing’ana kumwamba mwava?zowona dziko lonse lidzimva kutukwana kwanu?nokha mungagwire chitukuko opanda anthu?mesa anthuwo ndi amene akutchukitsa malawi kamba kazituko zomwe akugwira mmadera awo,ndiye lero muziwanyoza moteromo?sitikuchulukana kamba koti iyeyo azitithandiza ayi koma ndichilengedwe chachauta,pitala tidamusankha kukhala mtsogoleri otiyanganira mdziko pena pakavuta ndiudindo wake kutithandiza,lero mukuima pachulu kutukwana anthu omwe adakuvoterani aja akhala oipa.mulibe mwayi

10. Kuwapezerera amalawi

11. Ok mr p

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13. Oky, no malawian will die with hunger?…….as of nw we are just fainting with that hunger, we are nearly to die, why not do something as soon as possible, not that will?……U alrdy told us that, so its time to do something, malawian are tired with promises now, gone are the days of promises, we are nw in the days where actions should be taken to break that noise!

14. Wamisala adaona nkhondo

15. Chibaluwa ichi chikawapeze ndithu, #copied . Authored by Wisdom Mwale but it represents the voice of the whole Malawi Polytechnic. OPEN LETTER TO THE UNIMA CHANCELLOR Dear Chancellor, Receive my warmest regards from the shores of Lake Malawi. I know that you may never get to see this message. I mean what are the chances that your henchmen would even allow you to gaze upon such a letter sire? But should the Almighty smile upon my poor soul, it would give me overflowing joy that you have to hear what I have to say. Your Excellency, you are a Champion of Higher Education in Africa and you have been rightly decorated to such effect. To add ice on the cake, you are with no doubt, the most educated State President and Chancellor this country has ever had a privilege of having. It is in this light that I have every reason to believe that there is no better person in who knows the vitality of education than you your Excellency. Your Excellency, one philosopher said “The hottest place in hell is reserved for those who keep quiet during a crisis”. We, the students of the Polytechnic are in a crisis. As a matter of fact, we have been wallowing in this crisis even before your your ascension to the high office. The problem is simple. We take more than six years to complete a four year course. Upon your attainment of the presidency, my heart thumped with a rare form of mirth, as it learnt that the heavens had finally smiled upon my land. For a competent man of letters would soon head our tumbling education system. This nation would not have asked for a better dual to govern it, with your assistant being a man who once walked in the very Unima corridors we are today. Your calling Your Excellencies would not have come at a better time. To our dismay, the woes in the education sector have stretched to agonising depths. I do not wish to rumble about, reminding you of the numerous hurdles our universities are presently sailing through, as that alone would consume an entire book. Your Excellency, mine is a yowl for clemency. Is it not scribed somewhere in the Holy scripture that, if a nipper sought for an egg from a begetter, the father would not give him a crab instead? Your Excellency, Mother Malawi is desperately wanting. She yearns for the very seed you neglect. Sire, you know better than most, that education is the pillow any nation leans upon. It is from this background that I would like to appeal to your kind heart to intervene on the Polytechnic debacle. You see, the excuses we are being given of the college closure are as flimsy as the the minds of those who are meant to govern this institution. Mr Chancellor, I plead with your office to order the immediate opening of our beloved institution. Is it justice to be spending seven years doing a Bachelor’s degree in these tough economic times Sire? I know you have been told a lot about our behavior. While we are not entirely innocent in the matter, I would like to ask you to asses all the wrangles that have taken place between the students and the council. Your Excellency, you will realise that the students are squeezed to the corner in most of the instances. We are always given a raw deal and when we react, we are branded bandits and enemies of the law. Your Excellency, this is how some people who you put in charge to take care of the institution abuse us. They have no regard for our future, the tribulations we sail through and the sacrifices our parents and guardians make to keep us in school. They make decisions that do not take into account the wellbeing of the majority poor of the University. Mr Chancellor, the Polytechnic and indeed all the colleges currently on shutdown carry the dreams of thousands of young people. They are the hope of millions of families across the country who are waiting for the successful completion of studies of their wards and children so as to take them out of the staggering poverty they are currently in. Sire, think of our parents and guardians who go through hell to pay for our fees and other expenses. When are we going to put them out of their misery when we do one semester in one full year? During your meeting with members of the press upon your return from the UNGA, you made mention of being aware of the closure of several colleges across the country. You further assured the throng of scribes that gathered at your palace and of course, the millions of Malawians that had their ears glued to their tuners, that you would “soon” intervene. Sire, the little patience we have left is nimbly forsaking us. How much longer should we hold our breaths before this soon dawns? Your Excellency, as I near the end of this missive, I wish to invoke the most supreme up above, to allot you long life and wisdom as you seek to lift Mother Malawi out of her misery. I also pray that, upon your reception of these few words, the Polytechnic will be opened. Yours truly, Troubled scholar

16. Siyani kulota xhitani tsono lino osamangobwelezaleza mau amodzi okhaokhawo kumene kuli kuononga nthawi komanso ndalama za boma

17. Nanga Mitengo Yakeyo Amalawi Athandizika? Si Tonse Tili Nd Ndalama,

18. Eeee! mwina nkuthekadi sadzafa ndi njala koma kusowekera kwa zakudya mthupi!

19. With much respect Sir John Lucius you have to think wisely b4 u comment bcoz wat u ‘ve just write iz rubbish…….

20. Akumayankhula zimenezo atakhuta nkumageya apite mmidzimu aone mmene anthu akuvutikira ndi njala, chimanga chili ku admarc cho angakwanitse kugula ndiangati pak12,000 bag, sitikunena zaanthu ntaunimu but think of thoz vulnerable people in villages..thats injustice its not fair..

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