Gotani Hara asks women to vote for MCP candidate

Malawi Congress Party (MCP) deputy secretary-general Catherine Gotani Hara has asked women in Karonga Central Constituency to elect Leonard Mwalwanda of MCP in the November 10 parliamentary by-election.

Gotani Hara campaigning for MCP’s Mwalwanda in Karonga

Gotani Hara led MCP senior officials during a campaign rally at the weekend at Mwenelondo, the stronghold of Mwalwanda’s fiercest contender Frank Tumpale Mwenifumbo of UTM Party.

She said women feel the pinch of poverty when politicians do not deliver campaign promises,

Hara, who is also Speaker of Parliament, said: “When poverty hits, it is women who struggle to fend for children. However, I have known Karonga women as hard-working and business minded. Every day, they defy all male domination to run small business and fend for their families.

“Government will complement your efforts by providing loans to boost your businesses and empower you to educate  your children, buy cheap fertiliser and have enough food un your homes. Vote for Mwalwanda who will take your developmental needs to parliament.”

MCP regional director (North) Robert Katawa implored the youth to refrain from political violence in the volatile constituency nicknamed Benghazi after a Libyan warzone.

The seat fell vacant following the death of two-time parliamentarian Cornelius Mwalwanda of MCP.

The MCP campaign trail brought together seven legislators from the Central and Northern regions, including regional chairperson Kezzie Msukwa, director of youth Richard Chimwendo Banda and Minister of Labour Ken Kandodo.

Political commentator Sherif Kayisi said the high powered delegation of MCP as a clear sign that “competition is stiff and there is a lot at stake for Tonse Alliance partners whose partnership is principal on paper but wide open on the ground where parties are struggling to show who is more popular than the other.”

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New Dawn
New Dawn
3 years ago

Its all about personal issues. Two bulls in a ring . Same names same ego. Thats why the poor continue to suffer. Giving out cloth and paying lip service is not developing this beautiful Nation. It creates a false sense of relief. Talk real things real issues. The country is broken and needs gentle care and fixing. Not stories about how bad each contestant is. Roll up our sleeves and start working not opening hands for hand outs and false promises.

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