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YTP · Guru

NJALA

abre les ojos · Guru

Maybe this is actuallu a blessing in dsguise. Soon we'll realise that we really ARE on our own and learn to be self-reliant and rely less on aid. I mean, how can a large continent of millions of people not be able to grow adequate food to feed themselves. Food? What's Malawi's excuse? What's Zambia's excuse. Countries like Iceland or Luxembourg with less cultivatable land NEVER go hungry and Malawi; a coutry of farmers cannot manage that.

odala · Newbie

This is indeed a rude awakening. The problem with us Malawians is that we are good are talking. Ndakatulo too much. But when it comes to doing practical things nde basi chizungu chake ndi chiwiri chokha. Difficult and Impossible. No matter how good a developmental suggestion can be, we tend to down grade it into an impossible level. Kungoti tibweretse topic ya za ulimi wothirira apa munva chizungu chake chitatulukire. Ma environmental degradation phwi!! Komanotu tidzuke tsono chifukwa azunguwanotu ndiye alema. Njaladi nde iripo. Tangopitani ku Walemera uko, ku Namandanje, ku Wenya, ku Magombe, kwa Ngolowindo, kwa Sifakado, njala bwana mmwambamo kuno. Tifwenge.

abre les ojos · Guru

So what about you? What are YOU doing (apart from just talking too)?

Black Panther · Senior Member

Get rid of reliance on crops that get people high, Tabacco and Tea. Our largest exports, should diversify, look for an internal market.. How do we glep Malawi- Maybe- though it sounds cruel it is a blessing in disguise. African govts need to recognise that u cant rely on the AID of foreign govts. We need to get our own back... Sometimes lives have to be lost to see that, but alas , with Malawi people will die, and tommorow it will be the same mess... Looking forward to the future ... Black, Our story.