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A responsible government will take the case from here..And fish out those criminals.. I Repeat "A responsible government".
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Unfortunately a responsible government is still a pipe dream in malawi..
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It's one of the generic problem we are faced with in Africa...
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I’m strongly against BBC & Anas’s methods cos these could get people actually murdered as in this case. Do u see the problem with setting people up now? Those guys could have actually murdered a kid. Thanks God for the villagers
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They are already in the business if killing people for muti. Didn't u watch the vid? Didn't u hear the family and the villagers? Can't u read? BBC &
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And I guess u misunderstood my point. Those crimes must be exposed but the part I’m against is setting those guys up to commit murder no matter how much care BBC and Anas put in place. They almost got themselves killed and a murder initiated.
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How can one Expose those crimes if you don't act and pretend to be patronizing their services.. how can you get such vital information from those killers. U think undercover journalism is chicken change
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So then tell me. They failed in the set-up this time but the crime was still exposed right? So it is safe to say there was need for the set-up right? U are making my point for me. Perhaps u shd read my stance before u answer
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U only fixed on set up. But u not looking at the broad picture. For all you know that is just the tip of the iceberg.
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Yes, I’m fixed on that cos that is the only problem I have with him and BBC and nothing else. Have u been listening or are u deaf? I repeat, I’m only against the set-up
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And the set up is the only way to get to the bottom of a unique story like that one in Malawi and so many others
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I know a guy who always criticizes his methods . I tagged him on this one
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This is not just from the north only I was almost killed in Ntcheu too doing my research work. So were the education researchers. The problems are too common in the central and Southern Malawi. This is the first case I have heard from the north of Malawi. I live in central Malawi
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BBC u are actually not thinking abt the fact that your set-up could have actually got an innocent kid killed just to prove that those guys are killers but u are rather worried abt ur journalists. Do u really care abt African kids?
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It's very stupid to blame BBC. It's not BBC's duty to protect villagers but security agents.
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U are not making sense. What’s ur point? Did I say the villagers were in danger and needed protection..?U should read my comments again, please
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Please be logical. Bbc's setup should never get anyone killed in an ideal situation. Unless,malawi is a failed state where security of life and properties is not guaranteed.
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And by the way, u shd not look diwn on the Malawian government unless u are actually from there. Ritual murder happens in a lot of places in Africa so u cannot assume just because it happens there, it may be a failed state
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Keanu Nti I respect you but you are not thinking at all.
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And why is that? I dont care abt ur respect. U dont know me. I’m only interested in the logic in ur argument so make ur point
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