By Jones Gadama
As Malawi gears up for the September 16, 2025, general elections, the Eastern Region police have taken a significant step towards ensuring a peaceful electoral process.
Today, the police conducted prayers at the Zomba police college, seeking God’s guidance and peace throughout the region.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Francis Chisoti, responsible for the Eastern Region, emphasized the importance of maintaining peace and professionalism during this critical period. “It’s our wish for the region and the country to remain violence-free,” DCP Chisoti said.
Reverend Canon Superintendent Samuel Mejar, an Anglican priest based at the police headquarters, led the prayers and emphasized the need for unity in achieving peaceful elections. “Unity is key to ensuring that our country remains peaceful, and we must strive to work together to achieve this goal,” Reverend Mejar said.
A Call for Professionalism
The prayer session, attended by selected officers from the region, aimed to remind police officers of their critical role in maintaining law and order during the elections. DCP Chisoti urged officers to remain professional and impartial, ensuring that the electoral process is free from violence and intimidation.
As the elections draw near, the police are leaving no stone unturned in their efforts to ensure a peaceful and credible process.
The prayer session is a testament to the police’s commitment to upholding peace and stability in the region.
