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UTM party to hold memorial rallies in honor Chilima

Michael Usi not doing enough to honir his former boss Chilima

Michael Usi not doing enough to honir his former boss Chilima

By Twink Jones Gadama

BLANTYRE-(MaraviPpst)-The UTM party has announced plans to conduct regional memorial rallies to pay tribute to its late president, Dr. Saulos Chilima who died in plane crash on June 10, 2024 in Chikangawa forest, Mzimba district.

According to Felix Njawala, the party’s publicity secretary, the rallies aim to reunite the UTM family and celebrate the life of their beloved leader.

The first rally is scheduled to take place on July 28, 2024, at Katoto Freedom Park in Mzuzu, followed by another event in Lilongwe.

The party will then proceed to hold rallies in the eastern and southern regions, ensuring that supporters across the country have an opportunity to pay their respects.

Political commentator Wonderful Mkhutche emphasized the significance of these rallies, stating that they will help to reunite the UTM family during a difficult time.

“The demise of Dr. Chilima has left a void in the party, and these rallies will provide a platform for supporters to come together, share their grief, and celebrate his legacy,” Mkhutche said.

Dr. Chilima, who also served as the country’s vice president, was a prominent figure in Malawian politics, and his passing has been met with an outpouring of tributes from across the political spectrum.

The UTM party’s decision to hold memorial rallies is a testament to his impact on the party and the nation as a whole.

The rallies are expected to feature speeches, tributes, and cultural performances, all aimed at honoring Dr. Chilima’s memory and legacy. The events will also provide an opportunity for supporters to reflect on his contributions to the party and the country.

As the UTM party navigates this difficult period, the memorial rallies will serve as an important step in the healing process.

By coming together to celebrate Dr. Chilima’s life, the party can begin to look towards the future, united in their grief and their determination to continue his work.

The memorial rallies will be a fitting tribute to a leader who dedicated his life to serving the people of Malawi.

As the country continues to mourn his passing, the UTM party’s efforts to honor his memory will undoubtedly resonate with supporters and admirers alike.

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