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Hafra Chiligo's avatar

Need more of this. Especially from an accomolished entrepreneur in first world country👌

Nthanda Manduwi's avatar

I am glad you find it valuable, Hafra. We definitely all need to share the little we know 🫶🏽

Tamma's avatar

So insightful Ntha, I hope you know how much you’re helping a new adult (me)😂❤️

But honestly the vision 2063 needs a revision, if not, checking if we are really on the right track and heading to the right direction. I haven’t looked into it so deeply but l can vividly remember my grandfather talking about it and on tv too, by the time l was below 10y or so.

My idea is; over the years our economy has drastically changed and so has the world. New technologies and a number of new things have been introduced and merged, in general everything is moving so fast as you rightly put it. The question is are we able to or are we adapting? It’s gonna be unfortunate to reach that destination only to find out that we’ve been working on something different and we’re still being regardless having that vision as a roadmap, l hope our leaders are taking much consideration on this.

I would love to get a copy of this book, how do l access it?

Nthanda Manduwi's avatar

Haha I am so glad hun. And I think you are referring to Vision 2020, which passed already. We now have Agenda 2063 for Africa, and Malawi 2063. You should look up both, and have a read.

For the book, the instructions on how to use Kindle are in the post above. In case it is not intuitive, this is the link to the post: https://podcast.lessonsconversation.com/p/book-7 [you will have also received them in your email].

On adapting, we are incredible behind, we have not even started. We still have to start from establishing industry [still], and the policy documents plus the book will help you understand better.

Tamma's avatar

Yes vision 2020 & MW2063

I will look into both of them.

Can’t wait to have myself a good read for Lesson!

Hafra Chiligo's avatar

This was definitely more than a little. I hope it will help more Malawians come up with solutions that offer value beyond our national jurisdiction