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Technical workers and farm experts from Taiwan who were helping Malawi President Bingu wa Mutharika in his farms have withdrawn their services and equipement following the severance of diplomatic relations by Taiwan and Malawi.
Workers at Ndata Farm in Thyolo, home district of Mutharika have finalised pulling out their equipment today to complete their withdraw which started soon after the announcement of the 41 year old diplomatic divorce.
Other workers at Bineth Farm in Mitundu, Lilongwe has taken away their equipment from the President’s farm.
"The Taiwanese who were helping in irrigation, farm management and technical operations here have pulled out, effectively paralyzing some of our work," disclosed a senior farm officer at Ndata.
The officer, name withheld, said President Mutharika has been visiting the farm since the Taiwanese started pulling away their resources and put their tools down.
"He [Mutharika] has been here to assess the effect withdraw of the Taiwanese has on the farms," said our source.
"The impact is heavy as these Taiwanese were rendering their services free and they were experts in the fields," said the source.
The farm official also disclosed that the Taiwanese were helping work at First Lady late Ethel Mutharika’s tomb, which is at the Ndata Farm.
"They have even abandoned the work at Ethel Mutharika’s grave," he informed.
Mutharika is said to have visited Ndata frequently in his sojourn in the southern region and that a fortnight ago, Presidential Land Cruiser carrying Mutharika stuck in the mud at the farm forcing presidential guards to pull the car out of the mad.
"The road network here was being maintenance done by the Taiwanese, but since the pull out the condition of the roads are worse that useless," he said.
In Mitundu, workers said State House Chief of Staff, Charles Namondwe who is President Mutharika’s nephew has been at the farm to assess the situation and that the Bineth Farm has been supplied with workers and resources diverted from One Village One Product (Ovop) project.
Namondwe was not readily available for comment and farm managers at Bineth and Ndata were timid to comment.
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評論
YOU MEAN THE TAIWANEESE WERE HI JACKED BY BINGU TO WORK AT HIS FARM INSTEAD OF THE POOR PEOPLE. THE MONEY HE HAS BEEN MAKING GOES TO HIS BANK ACCOUNT. HE THEN CAN HAVE THE AUDENSITY TO STAND ON THE PLATFORM AND TALK ABOUT CORRUPTION. NONSENSE! Rgds JON
新聞的話聽聽就算了
這篇真實性在50%以下
錯誤百出，不知到寫來幹嘛的
Technical workers and farm experts from Taiwan who were helping Malawi President Bingu wa Mutharika in his farms have withdrawn their services and equipement following the severance of diplomatic relations by Taiwan and Malawi.
Workers at Ndata Farm in Thyolo, home district of Mutharika have finalised pulling out their equipment today to complete their withdraw which started soon after the announcement of the 41 year old diplomatic divorce.
Other workers at Bineth Farm in Mitundu, Lilongwe has taken away their equipment from the President’s farm.
"The Taiwanese who were helping in irrigation, farm management and technical operations here have pulled out, effectively paralyzing some of our work," disclosed a senior farm officer at Ndata.
The officer, name withheld, said President Mutharika has been visiting the farm since the Taiwanese started pulling away their resources and put their tools down.
"He [Mutharika] has been here to assess the effect withdraw of the Taiwanese has on the farms," said our source.
"The impact is heavy as these Taiwanese were rendering their services free and they were experts in the fields," said the source.
The farm official also disclosed that the Taiwanese were helping work at First Lady late Ethel Mutharika’s tomb, which is at the Ndata Farm.
"They have even abandoned the work at Ethel Mutharika’s grave," he informed.
Mutharika is said to have visited Ndata frequently in his sojourn in the southern region and that a fortnight ago, Presidential Land Cruiser carrying Mutharika stuck in the mud at the farm forcing presidential guards to pull the car out of the mad.
"The road network here was being maintenance done by the Taiwanese, but since the pull out the condition of the roads are worse that useless," he said.
In Mitundu, workers said State House Chief of Staff, Charles Namondwe who is President Mutharika’s nephew has been at the farm to assess the situation and that the Bineth Farm has been supplied with workers and resources diverted from One Village One Product (Ovop) project.
Namondwe was not readily available for comment and farm managers at Bineth and Ndata were timid to comment.
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評論
YOU MEAN THE TAIWANEESE WERE HI JACKED BY BINGU TO WORK AT HIS FARM INSTEAD OF THE POOR PEOPLE. THE MONEY HE HAS BEEN MAKING GOES TO HIS BANK ACCOUNT. HE THEN CAN HAVE THE AUDENSITY TO STAND ON THE PLATFORM AND TALK ABOUT CORRUPTION. NONSENSE! Rgds JON
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