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Malawi: Slow bureaucracy at the road traffic office

Written byElia Varela Serra
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Posted 21 July 2008 1:13 GMT

Victor Kaonga describes his two-day bureaucratic “adventure” at the road traffic office in Lilongwe, in Malawi.

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  • Victor Nyirongo

    Thanks for your observation, Victor. Peple are loose on their jobs in our country because nobody monitors anybody in govt or parastatory companies and there is no firing. If people were fired after being engaged in corrupt practices they would learn to nurture their jobs. There is just too much security on jobs even for nonperformers, Vic.

    21 July 2008, 6:10 am
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