Atupele ‘resetting the button’, to hold UDF rally Sunday in Bangwe

United Democratic Front (UDF) president Atupele Muluzi to will interact with and mobilise the party supporters in Blantyre’s Bangwe township at Desert Griund on Sunday April 29 2019 to “resenting the button” ahead of next year’s elections.

Atupele Muluzi has started reconnecting with voters ahead of 2019 elections

UDF spokesman Ken Ndanga said Muluzi,  who is Minister of Health and Population Services in President Peter Mutharika’s Cabinet, has “important message” to deliver on Sunday during the rally.

He said the UDF leader will be “resetting the button.”

Ndanga could not elaborate.

He, however, said Muluzi will be “advocating issue based politics.”

Muluzi, whose father Bakili Muluzi ruled the country between 1994 and 2004 as the first post-independence multi-party Head of State, wants to restore the mass-based character of UDF and go into 2019 Tripartite elections as a political force to reckon with.

There have been questions as to whether UDF and the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) will be forming an electoral alliance following a successful strategy the two parties used in the just-ended by-elections.

But both parties say they just have a working relationship in Parliament.

Muluzi is expected at the rally to indicate the party stand as it is currently struggling to establish a foothold in the country since former president Bingu wa Mutharika ditched the party in 2005 to form DPP.

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14 replies on “Atupele ‘resetting the button’, to hold UDF rally Sunday in Bangwe”

  1. Atupele Sali serious payenkha wadyela plus corrupted, basi kumagwila ntchito ndi chipani cha anthu akuba(DPP)Just becouse iwe walandila undindo wa u minster plus kutchigiliza Kuti nkhani Ya Bambo ako yakuba isapite patali?

  2. ATUPELE LET ME TELL YOU
    EVEN IF YOU CAN GO AND STAND
    AS A COUNSELLOR IN YOUR HOME VILLAGE YOU WON’T MAKE IT;

    WHY ??
    YOU ARE NOT SERIOUS WITH LIFE

    YOU TAKE PEOPLE FOR GRANTED EVEN YOUR FATHER WON THE RACE COZ PEOPLE WERE DESPERATE FOR CHANGE
    NOW AM SORRY YOUR CAN’T
    MAKE IT EVEN IF YOU USE ALL THE
    JUJUS FROM KAPOLOMA OR ALL
    VITA BOOS ; FORGET !!

  3. Mwana uyu mmutu mwake mulibe nzeru, unagulitsa UDF ku DPP pano uzinamiza anthu ku ma location kuti UDF idzawina chisankho, ukawafunse a bambo ako kuti UDF unatha bwanji akakuyankhe wamva!

  4. Obaba JZU Tembo papologilamu ya tiuzeni zoona pa zbs poyankha za mpungwepungwe mu mcp adati ndale zimafuna experience. Munthu singoti balamanthu wati ufuna upulezidenti. Anzungu sadalore kuti kamuzu afikile pampano wa upulezidenti. Adayambira kaye unduna mukabineti yawelesike kenako anampasa upulezidenti. Big Muluzi adayambila unduna kenako upulezidenti. Bingu adali nduna mukabineti ya udf kenaka pulezidenti. Joyice nduna mudpp then vp then pulezidenti. Pitala unduna then pulezidenti. Leader of opposition sadakhalepo pulezidenti chiyambire ulamuliro wa demokilanse. Mphwanga Atupele limbikira zabwino sathamangira zimabwela zokha.

    1. Samuel ukunama tu iwe. Trump anakhalapo nduna kuti akhale president? How about Edgar Lungu of Zambia? Ndale za ku Malawi zotsalira kobasi. Mukodzedwa ndi kunyera komwe mpedzepedze May 2019. Chakwera ndi MCP akulizani chaka chamawa sizinaonekenso. Ulibe nzeru!

  5. Atupele, are you serious with your becoming President one day? If yes, then why did chose to associate yourself with the beasts? Look now you have a hill to climb. Will you climb it successfully?

  6. YOUTHS WAKE-UP !!

    THESE FAMILY PARTIES WILL
    TAKE US NOWHERE !!

    THIS IS 21ST CENTURY
    WE HAVE TO BE VISIONARY
    LIKE BUSHIRI MAJOR 1 PHD

  7. In as long as UDF is some “prostitute” relationship disguised as a marriage of convenience, it will never be seen as an independent party. In fact it’s association with DPP is it’s archilles heel. It will die with its partner party come May 2019. Whilst the marriage of c0nvinience works for you, honourable Atupele Muluzi, it certainly isn’t working for the party and the people of Malawi.

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