Some Development Issues and Debates

The pursuit of wealth and that of education aren't necessarily complementary. You can either become a billionnaire, but without too much formal education or you may become a professor but without the tambalas. It's all to do with how we invest our time.....sad reality, isn't it? The implication though is not that we should not endeavour to achieve excellence in academia, or in business, but that we should realise that we need to search for an optimal combination of the two given the scarce resource of time.

1. If you don't believe in yourself, no one will 2. Keep your value or get a paid job 3. Thrive to exist between the extreme of greed and stupid altruism 4. 'closing deals' is very different from having a 1000 leads 5. set the price as high as you possibly can at the pre-existing market conditions.

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Question: is it possible to get the names of students and primary schools they attended to put these results in perspective as this is the only way we could know whether the percentages presented to all of us mean something? any comments are welcome.

I have just heard that JZU and many of his critics have agreed to reconcile and this will be followed by JZU's announcement of his retirement. This will then be followed by a convention where the MCP will elect its members in a manner that will not only make the MCP a strong party once again, but a trully reformed party for the nation too. It sounded too good to be true, but they say it is true. Is this good for you or for the nation?

Realities seem too different from what we desire and this forms the real genesis for frustration. We r often too frustrated and at times, we even start considering the bibilical story of Job. Should one be happy to be a Job of today? What real incentive can one have to rejoice when he feels that he is Jobised? What really an explain the myth of success?

What are the pros and cons of nuclear energy for Nyasaland? Is it an option in the medium to LR, especially considering its landlocked nature and the drying rivers (hence dwindling reliability of hydro-energy)? Despite being a peaceful nation, it's trivial to note that Nyasaland's erratic energy sources puts a bar on serious investors. Could nuclear energy be i(u)nfeasible or harmful?