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Cracks in MCP emerge; As 37 legislators want Mia to take over leadership

By Falles Kamanga

Trouble is brewing in opposition Malawi Congress Party (MCP) with three factions emerging, one made up of 37 Members of parliament who were sponsored by Sidik Mia and won in the May 21 elections and two others led by Lazarus Chakwera and Ken Kandodo, it has been established.

According to the information we have got at hand, On Saturday, June 8th, 2019. MCP President Chakwera called all the MCP parliamentarians, telling them that they should not register at the Malawi Assembly because there is a case at the caught against the Presidential elections results.

This did not go well with the 37 parliamentarians who were sponsored by Mia who went ahead to register at he national Assembly, saying they can no longer be told what to do with Chakwera, whose mandate to run for the Malawi Presidency has expired.

The 37 members of parliament out of the 55 MPs which MCP has, have openly endorsed Sidik Mia as the leader of Malawi Congress Party, and they want him to steer the MCP on the road to 2024.

Chakwera knowing that he has lost the plot, he went ahead to parliament to register while the 37 Members of Parliament pushing for Mia’s   Takeover of MCP leadership are currently at parliament doing orientation.

All is not well with Chakwera who seems to be at war with the man he picked to be his running mate who now has the support of the majority in MCP to lead the party as Chakwera has become irrelevant to the future of MCP.

Efforts to get reaction from Mia provided futile. But readers will be  updated as the developments unfolds once something pops up.

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  1. Not surprising, Kabwila, Nsowoya, Kaliwo & Company saw this coming BUT Abusa didn’t want to listen. Politics ya mu Africa ndi ndiwolotse ndikakutafune. Even Mgwirizano ndi Joyce Banda was not genuine why she is not appearing with Chakwera these days? Why she has taken a step back???

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