1 month ago
Kodi ndiye izinso ndiye ziti? Onse a Mcp okuba, onse a UDF okuba, onse a Dpp okuba. This is just the way of Afrikans. All of the para statals in Malawi are actually political cash ventures. A MCP Ayiwala kuti anka ikhana okha okha mu ma company now you want kumusaka Mr. Chiwaya kuti mulowetesepo yanu yosakwana. Fotseki pitani katuseni ma Bumbu a azimanu. A chiten surrender ma passport kuti chani? As if anyamba kuba ndi iyeyo. If people are forefeiting then ayambe cecilia kadzamira. OSATI NYEGAPO NDI YA 2 INCHES. Bring us the real criminals.
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Mawa ndiiwowa alilamulira panonu !!!DPP ndi UDF ikubwelera tuuu,kkkkk
ESCOM Delays to Fix Faults Irk Customers
The Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) has come under fire for delay to fix faults.
People who spoke to Zodiak Online in Nsanje, Blantyre, Mangochi and Lilongwe, have expressed discontent over ESCOM’s delivery in attending to faults saying it takes days or weeks without action.
Some customers claim ESCOM employees act swiftly where a customer promises to give them a token of appreciation.
“Actually, it takes a long time. When we report a fault in a specific area, sometimes people go there in their large numbers to report the same fault; they do not respond urgently.
Malawi: Consumers Take Escom to Task Over Poor Service Delivery allafrica.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from allafrica.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
December 16, 2020 Duncan Mlanjira – Nyasa Times 12 Comments
Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) developed an ambitious customer service charter in 2014 but it was kept from public scrutiny all these years until now that the Tonse government has tasked its new Board of Directors to embark on a serious business oriented turnaround strategy.
CAMA Executive Director John Kapito
Some of the participants
ESCOM’s Commercial and Customer Service Senior Manager, Wiseman Kabwazi
The power utility service provider is now engaging with stakeholders and the public to review the customer service charter that was kept under wraps for six years to ensure that the corporation lives up to the expectations of its consumers in line with the new reforms.