MCP deploys top brass to Karonga central by-election campaign

Malawi Congress Party (MCP), which is leading the governing Tonse Alliance government,  is leaving  no stone unturned in the Karonga central by-election race in order to retain the seat, as it has deployed its National Executive Committee (NEC), Cabinet ministers and Members of Parliament (MPs) to campaign.

Kazombo to campaign for MCP candidate in Karonga central

In a weekend program that Nyasa Times has seen, MCP NEC and ministers will hold series of rallies over the weekend in the constituency.

Among them include; Speaker of Parliament Catherine Hara, first deputy of speaker Dalitso Kazombo, minister Timothy Mtambo, deputy minister Halima Daudi, minister Lobin Lowe, minister Chimwendo Banda, MP Mike Bango, MP Jacob Hara, MP Bennex Mwamulima, MP Uchizi Mkandawire, Peter Dimba, Winstone Kaimapanjira, Gerald Kapiseni Phiri, Chidumba Mkandawire, Abel Kayembe and Chambulanyina Jere.

The group according to the program will hold rallies in seven areas namely namely; Mwenilondo, Katili, Luasho, Tumbi, Ngosi, Chibondo and Chazale

MCP spokesperson Reverend Maurice Munthali while confirming the development described it as normal.

He downplayed assertions that the party is afraid of Frank Mwenifumbo who will represent UTM Part of  vice-president Dr. Saulos Chilima. UTM and MCP are main partners in Tonse alliance.

Meanwhile, political commentators have described the development as a threat to the taxpayers and Tonse alliance relationship.

In his reaction, Mwenifumbo said he is well prepared in the race and that he will carry the day.

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Tonse
Tonse
3 years ago

Tonse tili m’boma bwinobwino nanga chomatisalira ife ndi chani ? Ife tizivutika ndi campaign coz of lack of resources pomwe inu NEC,ministers aaaaà . Mtambo came and campaign for our candidate too

Impi from Dedza
Impi from Dedza
3 years ago

Frank Mwenifumbo will win this seat hands down. Do not judge Frank on switching parties because the art of politics is to deliver to the electorate who vote for you. And in Malawi politics is such that if one is in the opposition then he cannot deliver development for its people. Frank is a man of principles and his main objective in politics is to deliver development for the people who vote for him. Karonga electorate knows this. Better for MCP to suffer a huge defeat to put Talk Talk in his place as his head is getting bigger and… Read more »

Jesta
Jesta
3 years ago

Funso nkumati ” koma mungwirizanomo tikagwirizanamo?”

Moqtada Al Sadir
3 years ago

The choice of the people will be respected but frankly speaking Frank Mwenifumbo is not the right choice. Salima South decided to do away with another political prostitute and parasite. Frank is not frank.

Man Tuntu
Man Tuntu
3 years ago

I wonder why some people would want to see this as a strange arrangement. Mcp has to make sure that it retains the seat because failing to do so will mean the area will be left in the hands of a nomadic and not a people person leader. The area is only used during campaign times and once elections take place members of the communities are left an unattended to. Resources are not distributed properly in areas of priority like health and schools as we it happening in 2014 to 2019. The presence of NEC is also good as there… Read more »

Tuvitwana.
Tuvitwana.
3 years ago

I doubt if MCP can win there!

CULTURE
CULTURE
3 years ago
Reply to  Tuvitwana.

MCP will definitely win because thumba lili ndi MCP enawa ndi apa kaliyala.

ankhwinda
3 years ago
Reply to  CULTURE

Mwenefumbo will carry the day anthu amamufila and for them to accomodate new comer ndizovutilapo mind u ambiri ndiaku mudzi ndiye paja anthu akumudzi akamukonda munthu samabwelera mbuyo

Alfred Minjo
Alfred Minjo
3 years ago
Reply to  CULTURE

DPP will carry the day. Search me!!!

Mtopwa 1
Mtopwa 1
3 years ago

Kusowa zochita

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