MP says Malawi has begun to frighten Tanzanians

 
Malawi's President, Professor Peter Mutharika.

"In considering the relationship between Tanzania and Malawi, I beg your guide means this country flights are arriving now to Tanzania and instil fear in the population," said Bona.MP's statements came during the presidential position of Malawi, Professor Peter Mutharika about the dispute between that country and Tanzania on Lake Nyasa on establishing clear he will not be a debate about the country's border claiming that Lake Malawi is the Malawi alone.Bona said for nearly two weeks now, these birds have been regarded part of Tanzania, but no any statement issued by the Government till now.At his direction, the Speaker Anne Makinda said: "This is very important so the government must ijipange Government to answer." In addition, the Deputy Speaker Job Ndugai added: "This matter is serious and the government can not kukurupuka answer. First you must answer it yamfikie President Jakaya Kikwete. "Professor Mutharika, who is the leader of the Party of Democratic Progressive (DPP), opposes continue negotiating with Tanzania about who has the right of ownership of Lake Nyasa, a position he gave to the citizens of Chipoko, along the lake a few months before the general elections that were the 'power."There is no need to continue discussing. Lake Malawi is the property of Malawi and Malawi will remain forever, "he told those citizens as he accused his predecessor, Joyce Banda that he was too weak to provide an opportunity for Tanzania to use this weakness to want to loot the lake.However, speaking in parliament when presenting his ministry's budget, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Bernard Membe said Tanzania was regularly monitored closely Malawi elections and that is ready to work with any government in power itakayoingia.Conflict resolution efforts are being made under the leadership of former president of Mozambique, Joachim PAISANO assisted by former South African president, Thabo Mbeki.