Chakwera decries finger pointing on sluggish development

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Chakwera decries finger pointing on sluggish development

State President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera has challenged Malawians to stop wasting their time criticizing his Tonse Alliance-backed government for failing to deliver the development the promised, but rather actively and personally participate in driving the economic liberation of the country. Speaking during the 57th Independence Day celebrations in Lilongwe today, Chakwera said finger-pointing and gossip […]

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