China gives Malawi police 14 bikes

Jun 20, 2017 National 122
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The government of China has handed over 14 motorcycles to Malawi Police Service (MPS) as a way of enhancing security in the country.

Chinese Ambassador to Malawi Shi Ting Wang presented the bicycles to Police on Friday at Area 30 police ground in Lilongwe.

In his remarks, Wang pledged that China will keep assisting the country whenever it needs support.

He also said that he will soon fulfil the promise of donating vehicles to MPS.

China has also pledged to build good houses for police officers and to introduce scholarships for the officers to further their education.

Speaking at the event, Minister of Internal Security and Home affairs Grace Chiumia commended the Chinese government on behalf of Malawi government saying the donation came on time.

Chiumia added that the 14 motorcycles will assist police officers to reach areas which are hard to reach more especially in rural areas.

“These motorcycles will help the police officers to reach areas which cannot easily accessed by vehicles and which are far from police units,” she explained.

The minister further said the donation will also assist in the reduction of crime in the country.

 

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122 Comments

  4. If it is money u cant come and say china donate malawi with such money bt ngoba Lifo mukuika mpaka pa net zitsilu zakumalawi zimeneso zili amalawi omwe muzasukusula lit Peter u r next to go

  8. And how big is the piece of land has the Malawi government given in return to the Chinese national who brought in the motor bikes?

  10. De blessed hand dat gvcs dan de 1 dat recvs. Dis z y China z taking blessings upon Malawi. & Malawi z getting poor & poor. Ndiye tisapusepo apa ai. mukukana anthu amomuno mmalawi kt athandixe ndkumalola akunja kungofuna kuonetsa kulephela kwathu et? Plz let us work hard so that at de end Malawi cn 2 kkkkkkkkkkkkk aaaaa! help China & get de blessings as well.

  12. Koma apeleka njingazo kuti ma China akamapenzeka ndi minnyanga njovu asamangidwe mmuzic hitha manyazi olo akudya anthu nndi agalu

  13. I wil donate one wheelbarrow to police for easy ferrying of suspects, i hope you will put it on front page.

    Stop your nonsense, 14bikes? China is playing with Muthalika, sure.

  19. Kkkk koma China akutionerera bwanji mpaka njinga kuwapasa a police athu . APM kumakalandira njinga zoona apolice angagwire wakuba pa njinga chamba

  24. Are we that news thirsty that even a donation of 14 bikes from such a big economy as china could really make our reporters write about?? Imagine people who follow Malawi news from outside reading this rubbish!! Find somethin worth writing not this zinyalala type of journalism

  31. Apolice asamachuluke oyenda pasi maka maka opanga patrol usiku. Ndinaona mu mzinda wa bt usiku apolice kupanga patrol wapasi ali kagulu sichilungamo zimenezi boma ganizani bwino

  32. Kkkkkkkkkkkk Chani???njinga zakapalasa 14 kuchoka kwaoko kubwera kuno nkhani yake njinga basi…Nalo boma la Malawi ndi kulandilanso????Asaaaaa koma a dziko la Malawi amalionelela kwabasi

  33. Kkkkkkkk koma dziko lathu njinga 14 mpaka pa Headline dziko lose lidziwe koma kusawuka kwa dziko lathu kwafika penapake President kuyenda yenda kukhalila kupemphesa mxiiiii

  68. Nthawi zina ndibwino kumayamikira pazomwe wina watipatsa chifukwa tinalibe kusiyana ndi kumangokhalira kunyoza each n’ every tym aMalawi tinangozolowera basi kumayankhula nkhani zonyatsa ndi mkamwa mwathu mowolamu,try 2 appreciate someone 4 wat he /she has done 4 us stop being naughty n’ selfish plz

  72. Thats Nosense, We Are Victims Of Dumping And We Are Happy. The Country Being Sapoted With Motor Bycles And We Are Celebrating. *****t…!!!!!

  79. People be serious! Only 14 bikes? Moreover from a richest country like China mpaka front page? Uphawi wathu timaukweza muntengo bwanji! Xaaa

    3. If it was a single person or a company it’s worth it. It show a great sacrifice and commitment but think of China the greatest economy in the world. It can do better than this to deserve News headline boss

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