The economic policies of the Peter Mutharika led government seem to be bearing fruits on paper.
Currently, there has been a 13.5 percent drop to Malawi’s inflation over the past year, government says.
According to statistics posted by the Malawi Government official Facebook page, August 2017 has a headline inflation of 9.3 percent as compared to last year’s 22.8 percent.
It states that from July to August this year, inflation has dropped by 0.9 percent.
However, this comes at a time when Malawians are still complaining over the rise in the cost of living.
The current Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) regime in its budget presentation indicated it aims at hitting a single inflation digit.
In May this year, when the presentation was done in Parliament by Minister of Finance Goodall Gondwe the inflation was at 14.6 percent.
This followed an average of 21.8 percent in 2016.
In July this year, inflation was 12.2 percentage points better than the 23.5 percent recorded in July 2016.
In 2015 and 2016 Malawi had poor crop harvests due to drought and floods experienced in many parts of Malawi. This reduced growth in such sectors as manufacturing, energy and water supply but the economy began to recover late last year.
This year, the economy is expected to register an increased growth rate of 5 to 6 percent.
I, Kanyimbi would like to know what it means to bear fruits on Paper. I can testify that prices of Goods are not increasing (apart from the increase in price of beer), food price is low and even price of fuel is not increasing. ESCOM black outs not bad as was in the past. We must remember we are running the Government using our own resources.Even in heaven there were more demons but satan is the highest demon. DPP can be bad but not worse than the other parties. MCP, the worst demon.
Even great warriors their victory emanates from paper work thru planning and strategizing
Kkkkkkkk malawi
Kufuna kupsetsa mtima otsutsa?kkkkkkkkkkk
Malawi sasatheka.Vuto tilinawo ndi kusazindikira.A malawi sazamuyamikira mtsogoleri wawo ngakhale mtsogoleriyo atachita zabwino.Tiyeni ife eni tipangepo kanthu kopindulira malawi kenako tiziloza boma lathu chala.Inu mumafuna boma litani?,ooh muzibeleka ana 20 boma liziveka anawo eti?.Sindikutha kumvetsa.
Indeed on paper but we are still struggling .Nothing to smile matchona kwao ndi ku UNGA 2019 around the corner
paja mavote achiMalawi ndi azigawo.
The economic growth indicator is actually reduction of money circulation. Pockets, full of money, throwing away rotten food from the fridge means something wrong in the country. Fiscal financial discipline is symbolised by empty private pockets, no fuel for my car, no money to spend on luxuries, such as beer, beef, meat, chicken or basket full of tomatoes, 20 chicken for kitchen parties,……this means government is saving and really serving the public very well. Citizens must live within their income. No theft, no corruption, no embezzlement of government money on useless workshops, travels, honeymoon and hotel weddings, bridal showers….haha haha… less activities more saving. People must complain. It means people are on hard lessons that will make them think very hard…. congratulation to government on holding the fee on the spree.
Everything start from the paper then practical,even your own smal house u put on the paper,wat do u want say exactly,other ppl are sick.
muzithako kuyamika mzanu akachita bwino. osati nthawizose kunkhalira kumangotsutsa. Inu munapangapo chiyani chopindulira dziko?
Dot b stupid dot u know zat everything starts with paper work? Just tell us what is happening, one day we will b somewhere as a country