I dont know

Pope · Guru

I dont know

bingiza · Guru

I dont think that will reach the light of day, i hear he had one too many Johhnie Walkers. I hated him on the lakeside trip coz he blocked the road at Nkhata Bay as you are about to get into the lakeshore road i had no option but to drive back to Mzuzu and come to BT via Lilongwe some of these things asamapange choncho.

mulomwe · Senior Member

The money is not there, he is just trying to get at Atcheya.

bnk444 · Veteran Member

Maybe he must have worked out something ,remember that guy said he never uses guess work when implementing economic policies and am sure he is up to something.

Pope · Guru

the chair has got cash,remember he went out shortly where unconfrmed reprts are saying he cashed from his foreign accounts about MK50000000.00.But the tricky thing is his slipped discs,he cant travel extensively and he doesnt trust anyone with his cash.so he is in it.

awmygawd · Guru

bnk444 wrote:

Maybe he must have worked out something ,remember that guy said he never uses guess work when implementing economic policies and am sure he is up to something.

I'm more interested in what he DOES rather than what he claims to do.

Ngwazi · Guru

mulomwe wrote:
The money is not there, he is just trying to get at Atcheya.

The money is there,we have just had a debt relief from the World Bank and other lenders and the French have done the same just this week.This means that the money the government was going to use to service these loans will be used for others things like reducing domestic borrowing.Now,with prudence,I am sure and know we have a capable Finance Minister this will be done and other avenues of social spending will be identified and I am sure this is one of them.

Its not about getting at Atcheya,why get at him anyway as if he is gonna offer anything new?He was there and he failed to deliver,after failing with his bid for third term he gave us Bingu because he said he was an economic engineer,now what is he this time?Economy destroyer?A Malawi tikane!

eetchef · Senior Member

Let's get back to basics fellow members. Agricultural subsidies to farmers by Bingus government has just been such a brilliant idea that has transformed the food shortages after poor harvests and droughts faced over the years into what we see as a surplus today, and should be encouraged at least for the time being. I mean there could be no any other reasons why Bingus government is necessitating subsidies on fertilizers. You know it as much as I do that inorganic fertilisers are responsible for much of the growth in the world’s agricultural production. Within our country , however, fertiliser consumption is very low and we need to realise traditions to encourage increased fertiliser use if only we wish to be food sufficient and drought-proof. Its not a secret that our soils suffer from declining fertility and increasing degradation and I thought you might agree to the view that increasing fertiliser subsidy in Malawi perhaps intensifies its use and would be beneficial. As a matter of fact these inorganic fertilisers as I said before will be vital for achieving food security and overcoming low agricultural productivity in our country. We are an agro-based economy and we have to lay down our priorities towards agriculture and we shouldnt be conned and start thinking we have an alternative source of revenue for running an effective government , not within the next hundred years. I believe we must all rally behind Bingus policies supporting subsidies to increase the availability of fertilisers in this country. Never mind where the funding is coming from .........there are lots of agricultural subsidies in the west today .......and why not us !!!

-- Edited by eetchef at 04:04, 2007-03-13

Pope · Guru

eetchef wrote:

I believe we must all rally behind Bingus policies supporting subsidies to increase the availability of fertilisers in this country. Never mind where the funding is coming from .........there are lots of agricultural subsidies in the west today .......and why not us !!!

-- Edited by eetchef at 04:04, 2007-03-13

so should we fight for universal subsidy?

awmygawd · Guru

I don't have any problems with a wider reaching subsidy program as long as

1) there is accountantability on the part of beneficiaries, and
2) It's is created with the intention of ultimately creating self sufficient and competitive Malawian agricultural sector.

Tango · Senior Member

He is banking his hopes on the money which will come because of the debt cancellation. Our economy is so lean that reducing the price further will make it to crash.

-- Edited by Tango at 11:30, 2007-03-13

Pope · Guru

do we need to break our knees for the sake of moving a load.

Tango · Senior Member

Pope wrote:

do we need to break our knees for the sake of moving a load.

........if there need be.

Tango · Senior Member

Pope wrote:

do we need to break our knees for the sake of moving a load.

........if there need be.

Tango · Senior Member

Pope wrote:

do we need to break our knees for the sake of moving a load.

....if there need be.

bingiza · Guru

Tembo will be very glad after failingtofarm at Dudu estates in Dedza and then turns around to push his cohorts to caim it was his idea.

humbwa · Newbie

Tango wrote:

Pope wrote:

do we need to break our knees for the sake of moving a load.

....if there need be.

Tango, Why post the same message three times? Is it that you want to attain the status of Guru quickly?

mikhe · Veteran Member

Ngati akufuna kutsista mtegowo akadangoti 'mtengo uja tasista' why go through all that stuff. Kampeni yavuta! Some might be under the impression it hasn't started yet but it is in progress!

Pope · Guru

as much as we need to empower our pipo we need to teach them to support the economy,the resrves in cash would do a better job in health and education.We have less rural hospitals and sec.schools, some cdss have no labs let alone books.

Tango · Senior Member

humbwa wrote:

Tango wrote:

Pope wrote:

do we need to break our knees for the sake of moving a load.

....if there need be.
Tango, Why post the same message three times? Is it that you want to attain the status of Guru quickly?

Pepani a humbwa, it wasnt my intetion only that when I posted for the first and second time, it says error meaning it didnt go and it went on my third attempt only to see the msg appearing three times. While it is true that I admire the gurus but I will wait patiently till my time comes not through short-cuts. I dont believe in short-cuts anyway, a short-cut is often a wrong cut.

Atame · Veteran Member

Let just thank God for the good rains its not Bingu
amene wagwetsa mvula,he just only reduced the price of fertiliser
of which not many people benefited coz the distribution
of coupons siinayende bwino Bingu himself anavomeleza izi.
Chimanga chinachi ndalama zake tachita kuatumizira ndi
ife anthu kumuzi kuti angule fertiliser
subsidy

Pope · Guru

Atame wrote:

Let just thank God for the good rains its not Bingu
amene wagwetsa mvula,he just only reduced the price of fertiliser
of which not many people benefited coz the distribution
of coupons siinayende bwino Bingu himself anavomeleza izi.
Chimanga chinachi ndalama zake tachita kuatumizira ndi
ife anthu kumuzi kuti angule fertiliser
subsidy

I cant get your point, come again.

THOMAS ZIBADE · Newbie

mikhe wrote:

Ngati akufuna kutsista mtegowo akadangoti 'mtengo uja tasista' why go through all that stuff. Kampeni yavuta! Some might be under the impression it hasn't started yet but it is in progress!

Amikhe mwakamba zoona I think the man is now shaken that has now resort to go around and starting lying to people....hahahaha atsitse mtengowo ife sitizatokotanso.