@Mbense_ Benni was a striker coach at Man U when they called players back after full-time for a Man U penalty yet it's the first time he is seeing something like this 😂😂😂
Malawi🤔 behave!! Let us school the Malawian government not with insults, but with statistics. Because numbers do not lie. And they reveal a government that has failed its people, then blamed South Africa for its own incompetence.
Poverty sitting at over 70% of Malawians live below the international poverty line. The country remains one of the poorest in the world, despite billions in foreign aid and a wealth of natural resources.
Malawi is heavily reliant on tobacco, which accounts for over 60% of exports. Yet farmers are among the poorest, and the sector is vulnerable to climate shocks and global price fluctuations. No value addition. No industrialisation.
Hmmm and in healthcare Malawi has 0.07 physicians per 1,000 people far below the WHO recommendation. Maternal mortality is alarmingly high at 349 per 100,000 live births. Life expectancy is just 64 years nje!
😭Only 12% of the population has access to electricity. The road network is poorly maintained, and the railway system is largely non-functional.
Malawi ranks 105th out of 180 countries on the Corruption Perceptions Index a score of just 34/100. Billions in aid have been stolen or misappropriated.
Deportations❤️🩹In 2024 alone, over 1,300 Malawians were deported from South Africa, the UK, and other countries—for illegal immigration, fraud, and overstaying visas.
Yet you issued a statement blaming South Africa for "xenophobic attacks." Where is your accountability? Where are your plans to create jobs, build infrastructure, and provide healthcare? Instead of pointing fingers, fix your country. Then we will talk.
You say nobody hates South Africa, only xenophobia. But you cannot separate the two when you label every enforcement of our borders as an attack. You watched a soccer match, saw South Africans cheer for their team, and somehow twisted that into a referendum on your pain. You carry hurt in your soul? Imagine the hurt of a South African youth who cannot find a job while your compatriots fill positions meant for them. Imagine the hurt of a mother whose child cannot get a bed in a clinic because it is occupied by someone who was never budgeted for. Imagine the hurt of watching your government fail you for 31 years and then being told you are the villain for wanting better.
You cite Mandela, Nkrumah, Machel, and Nyerere. They fought for liberation. They did not fight for open borders. They fought for sovereignty, for dignity, for their people. They would never have asked another nation to carry the burden of their own failures. They would have said, go home, fix your country, build your nation. That is what made them great. Not running. Not blaming. Not protesting in solidarity while your own leaders steal billions.
You say we need new leaders. Yes. We need them in South Africa but you need them more in Zimbabwe. You have been under ZANUPF for over 40 years. Your economy is in ruins. Your people are scattered across the globe. Yet you come here, demanding sympathy, while you refuse to hold your own government accountable.
We are not xenophobic. We are sovereign. We are tired. And we are done being your scapegoat. Go home. Face your leaders. That is where your fight belongs. Not here. Not with us.
Pirates and Sundowns are yet to lose in February, while Kaizer Chiefs have already lost a match 📈
Will there be a team that finishes the month undefeated?
#SSDiski