@generationmediazm: #TRENDING:😳🤔Why is the cost of living very high compared to PF time when UPND govt says inflation has dropped to one digit?...Vice president Mutale Nalumango explains why things are expensive 📸 Credit: Diamond TV

Itx Chili Bonx Cb :

Mandona Theegreat Mu :

honestly the vp doesn't make any sense😁

stephen phiri741 :

Honestly speaking-me I have never heard NALUMANGO talking sense for about 5 years now !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Chitondo04 :

idk if it's just me...but she hasn't explained anything that's made sense here

teddysimukanga556 :

what are you saying?, what is she saying?

Gabriel Sauti Fumbe jr 🤪🫢 :

mama inonge did better mweh

RALPH SICHONE :

sometimes I wonder if this vp is equal to the task as vice president

shawnviljoen :

Lumangonomics

Masco :

what is she saying 🤔🤔🤔

sakla's :

takapite

thomson3690 :

she doesn't understand the question money depletion can apply on imported goods and services but not those produced locally example it's salty, how is it that it has almost maintained the price.

max :

Upto now they are still talking about PF

JD :

They claim to have introduced free education (which was always there, anyway) so let go and study the concept of wage-push inflation. Maybe she can add value to this discussion.

Charlie :

Even if you raise salaries/ incomes heavy taxes are always waiting for u..

Isaac Mbulo :

in 2020-2021 cement was k55, 2026 cement is costing at k180. Building sand 2020-2021 k2800 20tons , 2026 Building sand k6000!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Ni NYUUUUUU 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

Cisla Katul :

There is nothing like time cost of money. it's called time value of money.

It’s me I guess. :

Inflation doesn’t mean reduced price, inflation is still the constant increase in the general price level of goods and services in a country, so what is basically happening is prices are still increasing but just at a reduced rate, in as much as these people are bragging about reducing inflation, prices are still and will keep on increasing thank you.

K SQUARE 🤘 :

this woman also

pumulo :

she has explained it very well

Mandona Theegreat Mu :

she's put of topic already

Big inno :

sometimes it's better to be quiet 🙊🙊🙊

the cute one :

This woman

Bigstone :

madam president do you what you talk about

trills🇿🇲 :

What she's saying is incorrect. Simply increasing salaries without corresponding growth in productivity or the economy can reduce the purchasing power of the kwacha rather than improve living standards. For example, imagine bread costing K100 simply because everyone's salary was increased by K700. People may earn more nominally, but if prices rise at the same pace, they are no better off. A decline in inflation should eventually be reflected in lower price pressures or slower increases in the cost of goods and services that people experience daily. Otherwise, the benefits are not being felt by ordinary citizens. A US$100 bill is still worth US$100 whether you're in the United States, Europe, Asia, or elsewhere. The value of a currency should be measured by its purchasing power, not just by the number printed on a payslip.

zipporahmviolet :

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