Tick Peter Mutharika on 23 June for continued economic development—Atupele Muluzi

BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)—Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and United Democratic Front (UDF) Alliance running mate Atupele Muluzi on Tuesday told Zomba that the only sure way of having a better Malawi for all to vote for President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika in the June 23 fresh presidential election.

Muluzi, who is campaigning in absence of his boss, made the remarks at Chinsewu Trading Center in Traditional Authority Mlumbe.

“We are going to cast our vote very soon. Let’s not make a mistake. All our votes should go to Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika. He has good plans to develop Zomba. I myself as Minister of Energy I will make sure to convey all your development needs to President Mutharika and be assured that Zomba will change,” said Muluzi.

Taking his turn, legislator for Zomba Lisanjala, William Susuwere Banda applaud the young Muluzi for his humbleness and kindhearted behaviour.

He said President Mutharika made a right choice to settle for Muluzi.

“He is a a humble man who can ably deliver on the position. Ladies and gentlemen let me encourage all of you to cast your vote for APM and automatically you are also doing the same for Muluzi who has a good agenda for the DPP-UDF Alliance,” said Banda.

Muluzi, who is on a whistle stop tour of the district, also highlighted of other Government initiatives to improve economic livelihoods of people such as social cash transfer, cheap fertilizer, Medef loans, Greenbelt irrigation schemes among others.

Maneno Chimulala

I am a journalist, educator, and activist with passion for telling stories about social justice, sports and political issues. I graduated from Mzuzu University. I started my career at the Maravi Post online publication in 2012 as an intern while in college. Upon graduating from Mzuzu University I was offered a job as Sports Reporter because of my background as a goalkeeper and rose to the position of sub editor. I also had a short stint with Nyasatimes, Malawi Punch and Malawi Digest. Over the past seven years, I have worked intimately with rural organizations and communities in Malawi on human rights, girl child education and grassroots development projects. With an academic background in education, I also volunteer as male champion for girls’ education under Girls Empowerment Networks (GENET) in Malawi’s South West Education Division (SWED).