At least four central region district governors for UTM have dumped the party amid disagreements over elections last month which ushered in a new regional governor and his team. The old team is refusing to work with the new regional team now headed by Samson Mithenga. The old regional team was led by Daniel Mlomo. […]
UTM Party on Wednesday welcomed 75 people from other parties into its fold, saying it is strengthening in readiness for a possible re-run of the presidential elections. Welcoming the political defectors in Lilongwe, party regional governor for the centre Daniel Mlomo said the defections will boost the party morale ahead of anticipated court sanctioned presidential […]
Former Malawi Congress Party (MCP) regional chairperson Daniel Mlomo is now in the newly formed UTM party of State Vice-President Saulos Chilima and is now the party’s regional governor for the centre. Mlomo, who was leading a group of disgruntled former regional and district chairpersons who took MCP to court for the ouster of its […]
Former Malawi Congress Party (MCP) regional chairperson for centre Daniel Mlomo has implicated some party members of parliament for over his two years rebellion. Addressing reporters at the MCP headquarters in Lilongwe , Mlomo said some MPs and those aspiring for the MCP presidency were the ones behind his rebellion. However, Mlomo refused to name the […]
Malawi Congress Party (MCP) Central Region committees have buried their differences and come together for a common good by rendering their support to the party’s leadership of Dr Lazarus Chakwera. The development was confirmed by the region’s former chairperson Daniel Mlomo after a meeting on Thursday in Lumbadzi which was attended by district chairpersons from the central […]
Member of Parliament for Dedza North Constituency, Patrick Zebuloni Chilondola, has been voted regional chairman for the centre of opposition Malawi Congress Party (MCP) during elections held on Saturday. Central region is considered a stronghold of MCP where is has all its members of parliament. Five people—Lyton Dzombe, Patrick Chilondola, Alex Chitete and Dyson Kaphambe—including […]