Paramount Chief Kyungu of Karonga has urged civil society organisations (CSOs) in the country to stop attacking President Peter Mutharika’s government and start providing solutions.
Kyungu said in an interview that Malawi can never develop with negative criticism towards government but rather it can prosper if people provided solutions on how problems can be sorted out in the country.
He said criticism is only promoting hatred and nothing tangible has transpired from the daily attacks on government.
The chief observed that instead of offering solutions, some citizens offer castigations to Mutharika.
“Personally as a chief, I find it not suitable for someone to start criticising the current government for challenges that have emanated due to the effects of climate change and withdrawal of donor support.”
“To say the truth, government is doing a lot of things. Those who do not want to see cannot appreciate,” he said.
He further emphasised that it is about time Malawians started helping the president with solutions on how problems can be sorted out in the country.
“Arguments would not take the country anywhere. Let’s not politicise issues of national development,” he added.
This is happening at a time government is failing to provide solutions to numerous problems Malawians are facing in the country.
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attacking is one of the ways of solutionning,
Sizindipindulira izi. Zopusa. Makape. Ndife odyeredwa.
………….And you call such a chief “paramount”. Malawi will never cease amazing me.
U give a solution to a person who risten who doesn’t know that APM was told to fire chaponda how cn u set an inquirly which consist of DPP hands clapers and how cn u probe a person who z atil in office ? What solution does peturo wants?
iwe ngati iwe kunyungu nda pulezintenti ngati masiku akuthereni chauta akanali ndimapulu ni pana ake ndiye ngati mwatsa pangono ingonyamukani nokha wakumanda musationongere dziko feseke iwe kunyungu
Kyungu! just shut up and enjoy your cake, achina Muthalika ndi anthu osamva za anzao, theres no time to give him solutions coz he already know them, but he doesn’t want to apply them, koma Jah Jah azatichotselanso, time time basi…..kagoneni mwakhuta cake inu….
A bwana awa nthawi Ina ndinkawapatsa ulemu kkkkkk.
snatch him the title. kyungu kyungu what for.u talk trash thinking every Malawian will take it to hell with ur stinky ideas.vuma
Mfumu imeneyo yalandila kangachepe kuchokera kwa mutharika ndiye akufuna kupa anthu ake kuddra kwaoko
100% sure, the chief is right and there is soluble sense in his remarks, people are good at criticizing but come up alternative solutions, we must be mindful that this act of corruption is practised in different places at different level, even in CSOs,NGOs,churches,government sectors,departments and indeed at council level there is rampant and serious act of corruption and criticize and not giving solutions is equally like preaching to people to stop drinking beer without showing a clear way of repentance SO the chief is right.
Madala kkkkkkk
Pamtumbo pako iwe mfumu yamburi which solutions do you want apart from firing chaponda, ngati2 wapatsidwa ndalama you will soon go to hell with it,nosense!
Mafumu amudziwe Yesu.
Akupatsidwa ma smartphone, w@ can u expekt them 2 say? Kkkkkkk
Samanva zonena za ena nkulu ameneyu olo atamupasa solution
This chief kyungu aaaaaah am lost of words av seen chiefs Themba Chikulamayembe and My own hero Mmbelwa honourable, don’t comment on any useless, baseless things, but shame on this chief of the other side mmmm eeessh
Nowonder anadya chibanzi…
Greedy Chief!
I wonder whether the Paramount Chief Kyungu follows what is happening in our country today. He seems to be too much obsessed with pleasing the powers that be that he fails to pick the advice and solutions that the opposition and CSOs offer to the current Malawi leadership.
I will particularly would like to remind the Chief that with regard to the maize scandal that implicates the Honourable Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation, Dr. George Chaponda among others. What the CSOs have done is offering a tangible solution to pave way for the smooth investigation. By calling for the resignation of Dr. Chaponda’s resignation or relieving of his duties in the midst of such an investigation the CSOs are not insinuating the the honourable Minister is guilty of any wrong doing but rather to avoid tampering with the evidence and/or process of the investigation. That in it’s own is a solution and the President has failed to take that. What more does the chief want?
If the chief was wise enough he should have read between the lines and advise the president to adhere to the calls of the masses by acting in the interest of the good of Malawi. Relieving of Chaponda of his Ministerial duties in the midst of this fracas does not imply that he is guilty. He is a concerned party that he should have distanced himself from any acts that would undermine the findings of the Commission of Inquiry. When his name is cleared of any wrong doing then he would be given his post back.
My humble advice to Chief Kyungu is; He needs to understand that much as chiefs are supposed to supposed the government of the day they should not deliberately bury their heads in the sand and pretend that all is well. The should also be in the forefront to advise the government when things are going wrong. Boot licking to gain favours from the ruling party is detrimental because by the end of the day, we, their subjects, will lose our confidence in them. Chiefs are supposed to be neutral and impartial in discharging their duties.
he has so many advisors, should we say they dont advise him? he might be advised koma mwina samawagwiritsa ntchto.
Nawo mafumuwaso paja ndi andaleso eti