POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN MALAWI

 Here are a possible solution for unemployment in MALAWI

  • Government should ensure family planning by sensitizing the masses; this will reduce on the population growth rate hence reduction of competition on jobs.

  • Change in the education system and curriculum to suit African conditions like MALAWI is now emphasizing practical science subjects.

  • Encouragement of people to go to schools, colleges and other institutions of learning to acquire skills to fit in the job market.

  • Controlling rural- urban migration by putting up industries, social services, factories and other processing plants in the rural areas.

  • Building a strong standing army to guard against political instabilities.

  • Improving economic infrastructures such as roads, railways for easy mobility of labour.

  • Emphasizing merit in appointments, promotions rather than tribe or birth.

  • Encouraging labour intensive productive techniques and even subsidizing such firms by the government.

  • Most economies should change to monetary instead of being subsistence.

  • Strict laws and rules should be put up to handle corrupt and inefficient officials.

  • The economies should be diversified; Africans should stop depending on Agriculture.

  • Regional groupings should be encouraged to ease mobility of labour all over Africa; economic integration too will increase production hence employment.

  • Transformation of the land tenure system to favor all the people.

  • Improvement of workers conditions like giving them good pay, allowances for extra work load

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