Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs Samuel Tembenu has described the relations between Malawi and India as cordial and beneficial to the two countries.
Tembenu was speaking in Lilongwe during the commemoration of India’s National Day which falls on 26th January.
The minister said the country has benefited from India through exports of produce while India has shared its technical skills with Malawi.
On his part, the Indian High Commissioner to Malawi said 68-years after independence, India has developed and has become a food secure nation because its citizens have trained themselves to be hardworking.
The Ambassador, Suresh Menon, said Malawi as country can also develop as its people are also hardworking.
Malawi opened its High Commission in New Delhi on February 2007. Several Malawian leaders have received their education from universities in India including former President late Bingu wa Mutharika and Agriculture Minister George Chaponda.
We dont benefit for your relation. we poor, its you who benefit and not people
Is there a relationship that’s not beneficial to Malawi?…we are poor, we want everyone to give us money
Oh yeah u can say that coz simuendera ma company agalu amenewa..usagule galimoto ali ukundibera,usatchene walakwitsa,utchena bwanji pamene abwana ako aponyeza gwaladi kuphazi,usalankhule chizungu chabwino ali ndiwe wamatama,mukaendeleko mu area 28 mu lilongwe mukaona nkhaza za a bwampini amenewa,uona mbuzi ina yachoka ku india kumene 500grand pa mwezi ma allowance mkati,pamene mmalawi wa form 4,k3000/week,ndipo kuti ndalama imeneyi ituluke pali magobo enieni kuliraso mkati kuti akupatse…now ur saying that? think again buddy acha zibale anu akuvutika osamangoyamikila ndi zopanda pake kuti muzioneka abwino ok!
TEMBENU IS ONLY NDUNA IDASALA YANZERU