Tony N. MISOYA🇲🇼

Accountant; Consultant; Farmer; Social Media Fan

[Tony N. MISOYA🇲🇼 @TonyMisoya]

I do not think so. Actually its the opposite.

Some one has just scored a 0

[Noel Kamoto @NoelKamoto1]

Unprofessional act from UTM

[Tony N. MISOYA🇲🇼 @TonyMisoya]

This #Professor would have been at the Minerals and Mining Authority.

[hakuna matata practitioner @hakuna_matatiz0]

@TonyMisoya The regulator is the Minerals and Mining Authority, a different entity from the MAMICO thing.....

[Tony N. MISOYA🇲🇼 @TonyMisoya]

Hedging...

Keep your assets in foreign currencies if you can as far as is possible.

Not everyone can go outside of the country of course.

[Noel Kamoto @NoelKamoto1]

@LESofficialMw Much as Dr. Lazarus is committed to transform this country be assured that its a long term plan but for the mean time l can advise you ngati chance ilipo tulukani

[Simon Ateba @simonateba]

Do not be deceived, apartheid was brutal in southern Africa. There was no mercy for Blacks. Below are some of the massacres including concentration camps.

1. Namibia (South West Africa)

Shark Island Concentration Camp (1904–1908) – German Namibia

Casualties: 50,000–100,000

Details: During German colonial rule, the Herero and Nama genocide occurred. German forces, under General Lothar von Trotha, forced Herero and Nama people into concentration camps like Shark Island, where thousands died from forced labor, starvation, and disease.

Cassinga Massacre (May 4, 1978) – NamibiaCasualties: Over 600 people killed

Details: South African Defense Forces bombed a SWAPO refugee camp in Cassinga, Angola, killing hundreds, mostly women and children.

2. Zimbabwe (Rhodesia)

Chimoio and Nyadzonya Massacres (1977) – Mozambique

Casualties: Over 1,000 killed

Details: The Rhodesian military, under Ian Smith, bombed and attacked ZANLA guerrilla camps in Mozambique, killing fighters and civilians.

Gukurahundi Massacres (1983–1987) – ZimbabweCasualties: Estimated 20,000 Ndebele civilians

Details: The Zimbabwean government, led by Robert Mugabe, used the North Korean-trained Fifth Brigade to crush opposition in Matabeleland, killing and torturing thousands.

3. South Africa

Sharpeville Massacre (March 21, 1960)

Casualties: 69 people killed, over 180 injured

Details: Police opened fire on peaceful anti-pass law protesters in Sharpeville.

Soweto Uprising (June 16, 1976)

Casualties: Officially 176 killed (unofficial estimates over 700)

Details: Black schoolchildren protesting against Afrikaans-language education were met with brutal police force.

4. Mozambique & Angola

Wiriyamu Massacre (1972) – MozambiqueCasualties: Over 400 civilians killed

Details: Portuguese troops massacred civilians in a counter-insurgency operation.

Luanda Massacre (1961) – AngolaCasualties: Thousands killed

Details: Portuguese authorities massacred Angolan independence activists.

MY TAKE: The way forward is honesty, reform, and peace. No one should be excluded from economic opportunities because of their skin color or ethnicity. No one should be attacked or killed for being Black, White, Brown, or Asian. No one should be sent to concentration camps because of their race. The only path forward is justice and peace. Any demagogue who tells you otherwise is lying.

[Tony N. MISOYA🇲🇼 @TonyMisoya]

The invitation was expected. Not big news.

My biggest area of interest is the #Concept that will be unveiled.

#SKC speaking

[Zodiak Online @zodiakonline]

President Lazarus Chakwera has accepted an invitation from Mary Chilima to grace the official launch of the Saulos Klaus Chilima (SKC) Foundation this Wednesday in Lilongwe.

[Tony N. MISOYA🇲🇼 @TonyMisoya]

We have never been good at running a parastatal. Search....

There is need to read the regulation that is creating MAMICO. From the look its everywhere in the mining sector. Looks like a #regulator than a player in mining.

[yoweli @losapollos_malo]

@Ambuyentengeni No, having a lean department is efficient and limit the excess bureaucracy.

Fact that you think creating another parastatal is a good thing baffles me chief. 🤦🏽‍♂️

[Tony N. MISOYA🇲🇼 @TonyMisoya]

Local production has never met the national requirement. We have always imported the deficit. No incentives to boost local production.

[Katswiri👑 @katswiri123]

The policy rate is at 26%, good for inflation control & bad for growth. Inflation is also because of low domestic production & yet we hold money for growth from private sector. We increased their cost through minimum wage hikes. Increase in crop prices. Taxes.

"No easy road"

[Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸 @jacksonhinkle]

Malema promises to nationalize industry and kick out companies linked to Israel.

This is WHY the media hates this man.

[F A A R E E S 💫 🇵🇸 @MFaarees_]

I am an African from Nigeria, and I stand with honourable Malema of South Africa.

Repost if you stand with us, let's show Elon Musk that we support our own, and we reject white supremacy.

[Tony N. MISOYA🇲🇼 @TonyMisoya]

Here no one knows what could be done.

[Times 360 Malawi @Times360Malawi]

#Times360Malawi
Wachiwiri kwa mtsogoleri wa dziko lino a Michael Usi anakumana ndi nduna ya zachuma a Simplex Chithyola Banda, nduna yoona za malonda a Sosten Gwengwe komanso akuluakulu a Reserve Bank ya Malawi ndi a MRA kuti akambirane za momwe chuma cha dziko chikuyendera.

[Fighter Rakgadi 🇿🇦 @Rakgadi_EM]

The pride of black nation @Julius_S_Malema

[Jerome Chisikwa @JeromeChisikwa]

Chakwera has truly overseen the country’s worst economic period in the multiparty era. Malawi Kwacha is a junk currency, inflation is at an all-time high, and forex is nowhere to be found. Why should we give him another five years? To do what again exactly? This is surely enough!

[Tshepo or Vusi @Mikedotcoza]

Apartheid wasn’t just about separate benches and buses—it was an entire economic system that stole land, crushed opportunity, and built generational inequality. Fixing that isn’t “racism,” it’s necessary.

[Tshepo or Vusi @Mikedotcoza]

Why does Elon Musk think he can declare people international criminals? The videos he’s sharing about Julius Malema are over 5 years old, were tested in court, and had no merit. Malema may not be our favorite, but his politics resonate with millions of South Africans.

[Tony N. MISOYA🇲🇼 @TonyMisoya]

Yes.

The best alternative wins.

[Paclife @Time4us8]

@MalawiElects We are going in blind, the other two have been tried and tested.

[African @ali_naka]

Russia is PROOF that SANCTIONS mean nothing with a Sound leadership!

[Tony N. MISOYA🇲🇼 @TonyMisoya]

Believe you me. These guys will not survive even if they stay.

[Onjezani Kenani @onjezani]

The struggle continues. Keep going, Hon. Minister. This is a good fight.

[Jack McBrams @mcbrams]

I'll just drop this here: This cartoon was drawn before the Tonse Alliance fallout, and honestly, it feels like the artist has a crystal ball! Talk about foresight—I’m half expecting them to start charging for their psychic services! 🔮

[Tony N. MISOYA🇲🇼 @TonyMisoya]

Today @MACRAMALAWI all fired employees were re-instated by a High Court ruling. They include a Director General.

Will government implement the Court order this time?

[NationOnline @NationOnlineMw]

The Net Rights Coalition (NRC), a pan-African coalition of internet freedom activists, has joined calls to stop Macra from procuring a $1.5 million (K2.6 billion) system designed to combat misinformation and disinformation on digital platforms.

[Tony N. MISOYA🇲🇼 @TonyMisoya]

You have to force matters. Come what may.

[Onjezani Kenani @onjezani]

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