At the moment am in college am studying travel and tourism with international airline studies but the moment i get in class the lectures keeps asking me if we have better roads. Malawi is a beautiful Natural Country, so many people here in Europe want to visit and do a little of charity work but they can’t due to poor roads.

The government also has to know tourism is needed in Malawi which will help us bring up our economy. the more the tourists spend the more the people will earn by promoting their businesses and others finding employment in our poor country.
Malawi come on and improve our roads.

If I have not been misled there will be a major road from Kamuzu International Airport that goes into Area 25 (Dzenza), past Area 49 cut across into Likuni up into Area 36 and come out near the Bunda road block. All this to reroute traffic that would normally pass through town. That should buy a few more years before Kamuzu Procession Road is turned into a dual lane!!

And just as a side note some people say my views are Marxist! LOL

Rome was not built in one day. We can start by building a dual carriageway between Lilongwe and Blantyre. With the development of the Shire-Zambezi Waterway, it will be easy to extend it from Blantyre to Nsanje. From Lilongwe it can be extended to Kasungu in one phase then Mzimba, Mzuzu, Karonga and finally Chitipa. But for this to happen, we need a strategic plan as a nation and that all of us must work toward that plan regardless of our political affiliation. Where do we see our country, in terms of infrastructure, education, population, health, economy etc, in 30 years’ time? We are so occupied with “wars” between party leaders. The Shire-Zambezi Waterway seems to be a nice project but if the current government loses the May elections, I doubt if it will continue. The new guys will think that by continuing it, all the praise will go to the Bingu administration. They will come up with their own projects which will also be discontinued by the next government.