Upbeat of re-election Mutharika vows to complete developments in North Malawi

President Peter Mutharika, who is also DPP/UDF candidate in the forthcoming fresh presidential election has urged people in  Mzuzu and surrounding districts to support the alliance during Tuesday’s vote so that his government continues to develop the northern region.

Goodall Gondwe and other officials welcome Mutharika in the north
President Peter Mutharika arrives in Mzuzu on a campaign trail ahead of Fresh Presidential Elections-pic by Lisa Kadango
President Peter Mutharika arrives in Mzuzu on a campaign trail ahead of Fresh Presidential Elections-pic by Lisa Kadango (
President Peter Mutharika address a whistle stop rally at Kasungu boma on Friday.(C)
Srenior Chief Kaomba greets DPP supporyters at a campaing rally hosyed by President Peter Mutharika in Kasungu on Friday.(C) Mana (2)
President Peter Mutharika arrives in Mzuzu on a campaign trail ahead of Fresh Presidential Elections-pic by Lisa Kadango
President Mutharika in elbow greeting with the chief
President Mutharika in elbow greeting with party official
DPP-UDF alliance supporters
Rapper Tay Grin entertains people at Kasungu whistlr stop rally by President Peter Mutharika on Friday. (C) Mana
Mutharika on a whistle stop rally at Kasungu Boma on Friday

President Mutharika was speaking to  thousands of the DPP-UDF alliance supporters  who gathered at Katoto roundabout to welcome him on his arrival in Mzuzu.

The President had just addressed whistle stop rallies at Kasungu and Mzimba boma where he also encouraged supporters to rally behind his candidature  and his runningmate Atupele Muluzi.

According to Prof Mutharika, his administration is committed to  uplifting the northern region by among other things completing the various infrastructure projects which were initiated in several districts in the north.

“I urge you to go out in your large numbers and vote in Tuesday’s presidential elections, as the party is set to complete the development programmes we started earlier,” he said.

“We had initiated programmes such as the Mombera University, the Njakwa-Livingstonia road and the Mzuzu Airport, but progress has stalled due to delays in funding. These however will be completed in the next five years,” disclosed Mutharika.

The President is in the northern region on the last leg of the campaign trail in preparation for the June 23 presidential election.

Speaking at Mzimba Boma, Mutharika said his administration is committed to promoting access to education as evidenced by his decision to abolish the quota system of selecting students to secondary schools and institutions of higher learning.

He also promised to improve access to potable water in the Northern Region.

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