I have fulfilled most of my campaign promises – Mutharika

Malawian President Peter Mutharika has said he has fulfilled most of his 2014 campaign promises he made to the electorate.

President Peter Mutharika is welcomed by members of the Democratic Progressive Party on arrival at Ntcheu (C)Stanley Makuti
President Peter Mutharika is welcomed by members of the Democratic Progressive Party on arrival at Ntcheu (C)Stanley Makuti
President Peter Mutharika speaks to people gathered at Ntcheu Boma near the new Bus depot (C) Stanley Makuti
President Peter Mutharika speaks to people gathered at Ntcheu Boma near the new Bus depot (C) Stanley Makuti
Government officials ,Chiefs and members of DPP waiting for the arrival of President Mutharika(C) Stanley Makuti
Government officials ,Chiefs and members of DPP waiting for the arrival of President Mutharika(C) Stanley Makuti

Mutharika said at Phalula in Balaka during a whistle-stop political tour that his administration was committed to service delivery, particularly in areas of infrastructure and agriculture.

He highlighted a number development programmes which his government has put in place such as the fertilizer and cement-malata subsidy programmes, saying these will help empower Malawians social economically.

Mutharika said  by the end of this year, all 28 community colleges will be completed across the country to help furnish the youth with entrepreneurial skills.

“My government also continues to construct free houses for the elderly and the vulnerable so that they live comfortable lives apart from there also being the Cement and Malata Subsidy Program,” said Mutharika.

Moreover, Mutharika said he will soon conduct a ground breaking ceremony for the launch of an electricity generating plant at Kammwamba in Balaka which will help reduce blackouts in the country.

The President also said his government is constructing police stations in all designated points of the country to minimize crimes in communities.

He re-assured Malawians that nobody is going to die of hunger in the country despite the low maize production brought about by adverse weather conditions precipitated by El Nino in Southern Africa.

President Muthariksa said his  government has procured enough maize from within and outside Malawi.

“My government has bought 1.2 million metric tonnes of maize within and outside the country and nobody is going to die of hunger in this country.

“Moreover, Agriculture Development and Marketing Corporation (ADMARC) is still buying the staple grain locally thereby Malawians should not be worried,” explained Mutharika.

Furthermore,  heurged all Malawians to focus on the three pillars of; integrity, patriotism and hard work whilst supporting government’s development agenda saying some development activities are short term while others are long term.

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The Commentator formerly known as Obanda Joyce Nti
The Commentator formerly known as Obanda Joyce Nti
7 years ago

Tazingodya zitchetche kumeneko galu iwe

Winston Msowoya
Winston Msowoya
7 years ago

Yes Mathanyula,you have fulfilled your promises you made during the last election campaigns and if I remember correctelly,these are: corruption,nepotism,tribalism,ineptitude,crime rise,falling economy,the list goes on and on.God forbids,you had absolutely no vision and that’s why our nation is swept into the dustbin of poverty never seen in the history of our country in 52 years and you have totally lost moral compass.Another problem you have that has led you 360 degrees astray,is that you accommodated quislings around you who give you wrong and flattering advice which are in turn,beneficiary to their own interests.You have dangerously divided our country ethnically,the self… Read more »

The Commentator formerly known as Obanda Joyce Nti
The Commentator formerly known as Obanda Joyce Nti
7 years ago

If he has fulfilled most of his campaign promises then we got a raw deal. A very raw deal. Coz nigga you ain’t done s#it!

Mmalawi
Mmalawi
7 years ago

Delusional!!!

Zitete ndi Mbewa
Zitete ndi Mbewa
7 years ago

Does this man live in same Malawi we are living? We might have put into power a dreamer (literally)

Nsanje Hyena
Nsanje Hyena
7 years ago

I always like what Peter’s brother, Bingu, used to say during the first term before he embarked on theft of public money ”let the work of my hands be testimony to fulfilment of promises”. So for Peter there is no point to make wayward noise along the M1. The public is a better judge on your performance. It doesn’t matter how much noise is made. What is important is whether what you are doing is impacting people’s lives positively or negatively. The shielding of cashgate suspects, the lack of decision on collection of toxic loans, the inaction on the dealing… Read more »

ernesto
ernesto
7 years ago

bring elections tomorrow,you will have the shock of your life.people are no longer interested in you.delusions,delusions,delusions

Nganga
Nganga
7 years ago

Who should tell who?

President Chidakhwa
President Chidakhwa
7 years ago

Yeh sir you have fulfilled all promises. But is it what Malawi need? We need economic recovery not cheap Malata with empty stomachs and unfufilled lives.

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7 years ago

ichi ndiye chitsilu chenicheni chomwa madzi wometela moti zimenezi ndizolakhula kwa anthu womwe pano akuvutika m’midzimu ineyo kwanthu ambulance yidasiya kucpita kuchipatala kukatenga wodwala anthu akuzuzika kwambili kuti akafike kuchipatala. ndiye apa kumalakhula zochitsilu. imeneyi mbuzi yeti.

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