Rais Samia awasili Lilongwe kwa ziara ya siku 3

[bagamoyo]

5 July 2023
Lilongwe, Malawi

RAIS SAMIA HASSAN AWASILI NCHINI MALAWI KWA ZIARA YA SIKU 3

Alipowasili amepokelewa uwanja wa ndege wa Kamuzu International Airport (KIA) na mwenyeji wake Rais Lazarus Chakwera wa Malawi na viongozi wengine wa juu wa serikali ya Malawi.

Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan jetted into Lilongwe on Wednesday at the start of a three-day state visit during which she will headline Malawi’s 59th independence celebrations scheduled for July 6.

Rais Samia anatazamiwa kuwa mgeni rasmi katika kuadhimisha miaka 59 ya uhuru wa Malawi uliopatikana Julai 6 mwaka 1964 kutoka kwa Waingereza.

Ziara hiyo pia ni ishara ya kuimarisha uhusiano wa mataifa hayo mawili jirani ya kiAfrika.

Mgeni huyo kutoka Tanzania mheshimiwa rais Samia Suluhu Hassan atatembelea maeneo yaliyokumbwa na kimbunga kilichoipiga nchini ya Malawi kiitwacho Freddy kilichoacha maafa ya mafuriko na maporomoko ya ardhi mapema mwezi Machi mwaka 2023.

Mgeni rais Samia Hassan atahudhuria maombi maalum ya kukoleza umoja wananchi wa Malawi, ukumbi wa Bingu International Convention Centre wizara ya mambo ya nje imesema katika taarifa yake.

Hassan was received at Kamuzu International Airport by President Lazarus Chakwera and senior Malawi government officials.

“The state visit will consolidate the already strong Malawi-Tanzania bilateral relations which are based on historical ties, mutual interest to promote the living standards of the people of the two countries, traditional people to-people exchanges, and a common interest in regional and global cooperation,” Malawi’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.

The Tanzanian leader was later on Wednesday expected to attend a prayer session to call for renewed unity among Malawians.

She would be a special guest during commemorations of Malawi’s 59th anniversary of independence on Thursday, before holding bilateral talks with and visiting some of the areas devastated by Tropical Cyclone Freddy that rocked Malawi in March.

 

[Aizn]

Bi mdashi yupo bize kinyama

 

[ras jeff kapita]

Kwanini umechelewa kuituma hii taarifa!?

au unaogopa mishale ya Mzee Slaa

 

[mapesa yamejaa]

Na mimi nitamualika kwenye birthday ya bibi yangu.Maana nasikia anapenda sana mialiko na huwa hakatai.

 

[The Shah of Tanganyika]

Hongera Mh. Rais kwa ziara hii. Usisahau kuendelea kulipigania ziwa Nyasa ambalo Wamalawi wanadai ni la kwao lote. Tusije tukaambiwa limechukuliwa kimya kimya. Hata ukiamua kuwapa zawadi tunakuomba ututaarifu mapema.

 

[denooJ]

Akiwa huko ajue watanganyika tunataka bandari zetu zote alizowapa waarabu milele, na akirudi pia ajue hivyo hivyo.

Hata akiamua kuizunguka dunia yote, akiwa huko ajue hivyo, na akirudi ajue watanganyika tunataka bandari zetu.

 

[Kennedy]

Bi mdashi yupo bize kinyama

Katuachia Kivumbi Cha DP WORLD

 

[Nshomile wa Muleba]

AMA KWELI HUYU BIBI NI JEURI.

UTADHANI AMNA SWALA LA BANDARI KABISAAA

KELELE ZOTE ZA WATANGANYIKA ILA BADO KAKAZA FUVU

 

[babukijana]

Hivi waziri mambo ya nje ni nani?

 

[Crocodiletooth]

AMA KWELI HUYU BIBI NI JEURI.

UTADHANI AMNA SWALA LA BANDARI KABISAAA

KELELE ZOTE ZA WATANGANYIKA ILA BADO KAKAZA FUVU

Suala limeshakwisha, pigeni kelele za kujichosha akili zenu.

 

[Kamanda Moshi]

Tanzania na Malawi hatuna strong relationship kihivooo! Kamuzu na mwalimu hawakuwahi pikika chungu kimoja na wakati ule wa vita ya Uganda kulikuwa pia na chokochoko huko mpakani na Malawi iliyolazimu jeshi/kamandi ya Songea kuwekwa kwenye readiness .
Vip issue yetu ya mpaka ipo resolved? Au tutagawa/wapa Wamalawi na huko tena?

 

[vise]

Kaenda kupata mbinu mpya kwa shoga yake mstafu Joyce banda

 

[Buhare]

Anadhani atafuta kile kitabu kinachomuelezea Dr Magufuli kama mwamba wa Afrika, aandikwe yeye pia. Nae kaenda kutafta milage.

 

[Numbisa]

duh aiseee

 

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5 July 2023
Lilongwe, Malawi

RAIS SAMIA HASSAN AWASILI NCHINI MALAWI KWA ZIARA YA SIKU 3

Alipowasili amepokelewa uwanja wa ndege wa Kamuzu International Airport (KIA) na mwenyeji wake Rais Lazarus Chakwera wa Malawi na viongozi wengine wa juu wa serikali ya Malawi.

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Rais Samia anatazamiwa kuwa mgeni rasmi katika kuadhimisha miaka 59 ya uhuru wa Malawi uliopatikana Julai 6 mwaka 1964 kutoka kwa Waingereza.

Ziara hiyo pia ni ishara ya kuimarisha uhusiano wa mataifa hayo mawili jirani ya kiAfrika.

Mgeni huyo kutoka Tanzania mheshimiwa rais Samia Suluhu Hassan atatembelea maeneo yaliyokumbwa na kimbunga kilichoipiga nchini ya Malawi kiitwacho Freddy kilichoacha maafa ya mafuriko na maporomoko ya ardhi mapema mwezi Machi mwaka 2023.

Mgeni rais Samia Hassan atahudhuria maombi maalum ya kukoleza umoja wananchi wa Malawi, ukumbi wa Bingu International Convention Centre wizara ya mambo ya nje imesema katika taarifa yake.

Hassan was received at Kamuzu International Airport by President Lazarus Chakwera and senior Malawi government officials.

“The state visit will consolidate the already strong Malawi-Tanzania bilateral relations which are based on historical ties, mutual interest to promote the living standards of the people of the two countries, traditional people to-people exchanges, and a common interest in regional and global cooperation,” Malawi’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.

The Tanzanian leader was later on Wednesday expected to attend a prayer session to call for renewed unity among Malawians.

She would be a special guest during commemorations of Malawi’s 59th anniversary of independence on Thursday, before holding bilateral talks with and visiting some of the areas devastated by Tropical Cyclone Freddy that rocked Malawi in March.

Safi Sana hana mda wa kupoteza Kwa wajinga,ni kazi tuu..

Yanga pia wamepewa mualiko.

 

[bagamoyo]

Aaa

59 years of dependence not worth celebrating—analysts​

by Joseph Mwale

The country’s 59th independence anniversary, voices of discontent say it is meaningless to celebrate the day when the country is experiencing more political and economic servitude.

Government this week announced that it will spend K320 million to mark the day as analysts worry that the country cannot attach meaning to independence as it cannot manage a budget without external support while the little it earns through taxes ends up in the hands of corrupt people.

Independence Arch in Blantyre
Political and economic pundits feel in the 59 years, Malawi has failed to implement policies and strategies due to corruption.

Public expenditure tracking and governance analyst Mavuto Bamusi notes that since independence, Malawi has only been good at establishing institutions, drafting development policy papers and poverty reduction strategies.

He said Malawi has also made progress in consolidating constitutional democracy, especially since after 1994, and strengthening diplomatic ties with traditional Western partners, neighbouring African states and nontraditional Eastern countries.

However, Bamusi notes that the country has had weak implementation of development policies and poverty reduction strategies.

“We have witnessed deteriorating infrastructure: dilapidating roads, dysfunctional railways, less impressive water transport, and little expansion on airports. We have seen a deteriorating economy with high imports backed by low exports; leading to dwindling forex reserves.

“We have seen rising public debts, and an appetite for over-spending on non- priority budgets such as presidential foreign trips and celebrations. There is rise in corruption, increase in abuse of public funds, and negative political interference resulting in hypocrisies on public sector reforms efforts.”

Bamusi also noted weak political governance through political parties and alliances that govern by patronage and cronyism, abuse of parastatals and infiltration of the civil service with political appointees.

“The citizenry has been systematically turned into passive elements subsisting at the mercy of politicians; citizens are disempowered and turned into beggars as they graduate from poverty to chronic poverty.

“Malawi has not invested in export development. We have prioritised imports and consumption. We have elected leaders that lack development vision except for Kamuzu Banda and Bingu wa Mutharika,” he said.

University of Malawi economist Dr Farai Chigaru in his paper, Demystifying Malawi’s (lack of) Economic Growth: Retrospect and Prospect, argues that development strategies have all been wrong.

He says such policies and strategies have long recommended products in which Malawi does not have a comparative advance (CA).
The CA is an economy’s ability to produce a particular good or service at a lower opportunity cost than its trading partners.

He argues: “Bilateral trade in Africa targets only 0.0005 percent of the total potential demand. Producing products for the African market targets 3 percent of the potential demand.

“Due to demand and supply principles, wrong target markets explain the current phenomena in Malawi in the following way: Low prices for our local products on the market; high rejection rates of our products and low forex earned.
“It is imperative to target the 97 percent of the market, however, we need to be viable on the international market to achieve this. Viability stems from being more efficient than other players in that product; hence producing products that we have a comparative advantage in.”

For Chigaru, more than 40 percent of the currently prioritised sectors if implemented will not spur economic growth as they are Comparative Advantage Denying sectors.
“Some of those sectors, however, have been identified as sectors with a latent comparative advantage, implying that Malawi has a potential in being efficient at producing them but not at the moment; hence for the medium-term,” he added.

Political pundit Wonderful Mkhutche argues that Malawi’s politics is still largely determined by partisan or personal motives, which is detrimental for democracy as well as the economy.

“We need rules and laws that can rise above certain partisan or personal ends. If not, we will leave the fate of this country in the hands of a few ignorant and greedy individuals. This will be catastrophic for our country.

“Patronage and tribal politics have consumed us for years. We choose leaders based on what we can personally gain from them or from tribal affiliation and this makes us end up with unqualified leaders for the job. We also have a challenge of passive citizenship.”

He said people know that leaders are not leading to expectations, but wait for an election to speak their mind.
Mkhutche urged them to correct recurring mistakes instead of waiting for an election.

Governance and human rights expert George Phiri wondered why the country’s leadership had the energy to organise Independence Day celebrations when the country is dependent on donors.

He said: “Our leader is globally trotting with a begging bowl for aid, the country is being run on debts, forex reserves are depleted and business people can transact as they would have preferred. Yet we are here and we want to celebrate independence?

Early this week, Minister of Local Government, Unity and Culture Richard Chimwendo Banda said the nation has to renew its resolve for unity as well as continue to be more patriotic.

“We do not have any other home but Malawi and no one else will build a Malawi that we want for us and our future generations, but ourselves,” he said.

Malawi Independence is observed on July 6 every year. The country gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1964 until such time it was under the colonial rule of the British.