@PempheroMphande This is partially correct. Malawi’s forex problem is structural, demand for forex far exceeds supply. It’s not just pricing. Devaluation won’t fix it, and export growth is too slow at current rate. Without broader reforms, shortages and pressure on the kwacha will persist
@Safaricom_Care@DahVinchy@Safaricom_Care do you have any idea how expensive roaming mobile data is from some countries, not to say how hectic it is to just get roaming network that connects with safaricom?
@WhiteHouse How is it1 wrong for Russia to want part of Ukraine for their "security and peace" , China to want to take over Taiwan, but right for the US to threaten to take part of Denmark by force and Israel to occupy Palestine by force?
@DavidNdii This can't be compared with your Kasongo policies. Kasongo policies aren't about those down of the pyramid, but stealing and enriching cronies. Different
@FaithOdhiambo8@FaithOdhiambo8 while we must push for compensation of the victims os state killing. True Justice MUST start with identification and prosecution of perpetrators and those who gave the orders.
Compensation must not be used to cover for those who unprovoked killed the youths.
@mokayah It helps to listen, and digest before posting. The hardware business was making 200k profit, not the Uber. He went to the Uber when hardware failed
@makaumutua@WilliamsRuto Government can not intentionally/deliberately kill peaceful protesters, then, turn around and instead of justice and holding those responseble accountable, have them "compensate" the victims and play saviour.