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MAMO-FONEMA angry over Chilima’s death silence

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By Vincent Gunde

The Mass Movement for the New Malawi (MAMO-FONEMA) has expressed its disappointment and anger over the silence and fear of opposition political parties in Malawi when the country has mysteriously and tragically lost the most -high Second in Command Dr. Saulosi Klaus Chilima.

MAMO-FONEMA has claimed that it is a month now when Malawians buried the Vice President and eight others, saying Malawians were expecting the MCP led Tonse Alliance government to make a statement on the way forward about the future of the Alliance.

Chris Bulakwacha….What Malawians wants is the truth on Chilima’s death…..


The organization says Malawians were also expecting  the drastic steps taken to investigate the cause of plane accident in the Chikangawa forest in Mzimba district and government to inform the country about measures taken or to be taken to ensure the security of the country’s Very Important Persons (VIPs) in the government.

In a press statement dated 10th July, 2024 signed by its Chairperson-Leader Chris Bulakwacha among other signatories, MAMO-FONEMA has expressed its grave concern over the silence of the government and UTM as a party describing this as worrisome and disturbing in as far as national security is concerned.

MAMO-FONEMA says disappointingly, what is being seen is state or government crackdown on the people crying or suspicious over the death of Dr. Saulosi Chilima and eight others on board the crashed military aircraft.

The organization has asked Malawians to be “human enough” to look at death as something that do not happen just like the way Dr. Saulosi Chilima and eight others, have departed the earthly world saying as a country, it was supposed to focus in finding answers as to what exactly caused the tragic deaths of the 9 innocent souls.

“On Monday, the 10th June, 2024 under the cloud of darkness, the Vice President Dr. Saulosi Chilima and eight others, died in the darkness of fog, it took government 4 hours to send rescue team, it took President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera 13 hours to announce of the missing plane,” reads the statement in part.

MAMO-FONEMA says at 19;00 hours, the search operation got suspended because it was too dark only to announce of its resume after 23 hours saying Malawi is not a country of dunderheads neither, it is a country of stupid people.

The organization says Malawians wants one thing and this is the truth, and to avoid this from happening again, the culprits involved must face death penalty, healing of the country will start from there, Malawi don’t want killers, they need patriots.

Meanwhile, MAMO-FONEMA is circulating a PETITION in its offices in Mzuzu, Capital City, Blantyre and Diaspora so that each and every citizen who is aggrieved with the death of Dr. Saulosi Chilima and eight others, must sign and be counted as a patriotic citizen to bring into the open the bad secret in the country.

MCP convention: Bulldozer Richard Chimwendo Banda joins race for the Secretary General position

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By Burnett Munthali

As the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) prepares for its upcoming convention, a significant development has emerged: Richard Chimwendo Banda, widely known as “Bulldozer,” is poised to assume the role of Secretary General. Banda, renowned for his influential and dynamic political presence, is expected to bring considerable change to the party’s leadership.

The MCP convention, a key event for the party’s strategic planning and leadership appointments, will officially confirm Banda’s new position. His appointment as Secretary General marks a pivotal moment for the MCP, reflecting a shift towards a more assertive and reform-focused leadership style.

Chimwendo

Banda’s reputation, earned through his impactful and often forceful political methods, aligns with his nickname “Bulldozer,” suggesting a leadership approach characterized by determination and decisive action. His forthcoming role is anticipated to play a crucial part in shaping the MCP’s policies and direction as the party continues to navigate Malawi’s complex political landscape.

President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera commits to enhancing farmers’ welfare with SACAU collaboration

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By Burnett Munthali

President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera has affirmed Malawi’s commitment to advancing the welfare of its farmers through close collaboration with the Southern African Confederation of Agricultural Unions (SACAU). His announcement came during the opening of the two-day SACAU Annual Conference in Lilongwe.

In his address, President Chakwera underscored the importance of farmers in driving agricultural productivity and resilience, emphasizing that their well-being is central to the country’s prosperity. He highlighted the government’s dedication to sustainable development practices that mitigate disaster risks and ensure farmers receive fair rewards for their contributions.

President Chakwera

“The heart of increased agricultural productivity and resilience lies with our farmers,” President Chakwera stated. “Value addition is critical to ensure they are adequately rewarded for their hard work.”

The President detailed the government’s ongoing efforts to support farmers, including the enhancement of extension services and the Affordable Inputs Programme (AIP). He noted that Malawi is making significant progress towards fulfilling the Malabo Declaration, evidenced by a 10 percent increase in the agricultural budget.

Additionally, Dr. Chakwera called on African nations to unite for economic recovery and to strengthen disaster preparedness, response, and risk mitigation strategies. His remarks reflect a broader vision of regional cooperation and commitment to improving agricultural outcomes across the continent.

Clarification on Dr. Mwale’s denial of allegation and its implications

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By Burnett Munthali

We engaged Dr. Clement Mwale, Secretary General of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), to clarify several issues raised by our recent article titled “DPP’s Leadership Crisis, Dilemma: The Perils of Imposing Candidates on Electorates.”

Firstly, Dr. Mwale has reportedly denied the allegations made in our article, which included a video clip where he was quoted stating that no shadow MPs should contest in constituencies where DPP members are currently serving. Our questionnaire aimed to seek his clarification on his stance regarding this matter.

Dr Clement Mwale

Secondly, the article in question was based on statements attributed to Dr. Mwale at a public rally. He refuted these statements, and we sought to understand where our reporter might have misquoted him. Dr. Mwale was asked to provide accurate details of what was actually said to ensure an accurate representation of his position.

Thirdly, we provided Dr. Mwale with an opportunity to offer his final thoughts on the matter, including any additional comments or context he wished to share regarding the interview and the previously published article.

Unfortunately, Dr. Mwale did not respond to our questionnaire before we went to press. In light of this, it is worth noting that Jones Gadama, the author of the original story, stands by his account. Gadama wrote, “In a shocking display of disregard for democratic principles, Secretary General of the opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), Dr. Clement Mwale, recently declared that the party will not allow shadow Members of Parliament (MPs) to challenge incumbent members of parliament in all constituencies.”

This statement has sparked significant controversy, with many criticizing it as a dangerous attempt to impose candidates and undermine democratic principles within the party. Critics argue that such a move could erode trust among DPP supporters and the broader electorate by suppressing internal democracy and stifling competition.

The implications of Dr. Mwale’s stance are considerable. By potentially restricting democratic competition, the DPP risks alienating its base and weakening its standing in the political arena. This approach, if true, could have far-reaching consequences for the party’s credibility and effectiveness.

Muvi wa Chilungamo vows to trim presidential powers once voted into government

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By Vincent Gunde

President and Commander in Chief of Muvi wa Chilungamo Revolutionary Party (MRP) Bantu Saunders Jumah, has vowed to turn around the country’s governance system and economy by among others, trimming presidential powers so that all in Malawi use public schools and hospitals.

Jumah has observed that Malawi has for 60 years been using taxpayers money from the poor to fund presidents, Ministers, Members of Parliament and senior government officials for honeymoon trips to overseas countries which in the end has made Malawi poor and crowned paramount chief of the 46 poorest countries on the Earth’s planet.

Bantu Saunders Jumah



He said recycled politicians have been moving from one mountain to another as hyenas stealing the peoples’ money preaching to the outside world that Malawi is poor while them are billionaires over a night masquerading themselves as servant leaders.

In a Revolutionary voice broadcast to millions of Malawians and Africans on the continent in various media outlets, Jumah said Malawi need young people with fresh ideas to bring the country to a new environment that all Malawians must feel that they are in government.

Jumah said time for the president, ministers and senior government officials to be angels with the peoples’ money are over saying the 7th Republic coming in 2025 under Muvi wa Chilungamo will lead the nation that its president and children to go to public hospitals when they fall sick and their children to go to public schools.

He said for 60 years, the country has been relying for over-borrowing money from international organizations for consumption claiming that Malawi has God-given abundant resources promises to use the available resources to develop the country not loans which for 60 years have chained Malawians.

The MRP President said the Revolutionary government will make sure that whatever the President, ministers and senior government officials are receiving in public service must be given back to the public through visiting public hospitals and Dispensaries when they fall sick and not flying outside the country for treatment funded by taxpayers’ money.

“The 7th Republic government will make sure that leaders must serve the people and not people worshipping politicians as next to God.” Said Jumah.

He has appealed to recycled politicians to start preparing for their exit in government and ministers to get prepared too for their allowances trimmed so that the money saved be used as an entry point for the country to be repaying national debts which have reached K13.56 trillion.

Jumah said the luxurious vehicles which the president, ministers and senior government officials are being used today will all be sold saying the 7th President coming in 2025 will be using Land Rovers and Toyota Corolla to suit the Malawi roads which are full of potholes.

He has finally encouraged Malawians to patronize all political party rallies for their informed choice so that they vote for revolutionary leaders in 2025 to bring the country to factory setting to start a fresh with new leaders of mindset change.