By Vincent Gunde
Political activist Bon Kalindo has praised UDF President Atupele Muluzi for coming out with a brilliant idea of no time economic recovery plan for the country.
Kalindo said the problems Malawi is sailing through cannot be solved by one person or one political party alone, it needs all Malawians to come together for one solutions.
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He said Malawi has reached a boiling point questioning former presidents, Catholic Bishops, Sheikh’s, Reverends and Pastors, and all Malawians of what they are doing for Malawians to be bailed out from the situation the country is in.
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The political activist said Malawi has no fuel, no forex, prices of essential goods have risen up beyond the reach of the poor people, saying Malawi as of today is not the Malawi people have all along been waiting for.
He said in this country there are people and if they are invited to come at one table, solutions can be found for the country to move forward noting with a great concern that some Malawians are now happy that the DPP has failed to run the country in the interest of all.
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Kalindo said if all Malawians had the heart of Atupele Muluzi to be patriotic for his country, all the problems Malawi is currently facing would have come to an end but this is almost impossible with Malawi politicians.
” We have Dr. Thomson Mpinganjira, Prophet Bushiri, Bishop Mbewe, Clifford Kawinga, Mulli, Dr. Joyce Banda, Dr. Bakili Muluzi, Dr. Lazarus Chakwera, if these people can meet on a round table discussions as one person, in one Malawi, one nation, Malawi cannot be as it is today,” said Kalindo.
He said the problems that Malawi is currently facing are not about politics and leadership advising politicians to put aside politics to bail out Malawians from sufferings.
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Kalindo has expressed hope that all stakeholders in Malawi would come together for one solution for the lives of people to be saved saying if the situation is left unchecked, many people in Malawi are likely to die.
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