By Burnett Munthali
*Masintha* – Chrissy Kanyasho, a member of Parliament from the United Transformation Movement (UTM), has officially announced that the Tonse Alliance is now defunct. In a recent statement, Kanyasho revealed that the UTM has shifted its stance and is now functioning as an opposition party in Parliament.
The Tonse Alliance, which once united multiple parties under a common agenda of reform and development, appears to have disbanded amid internal disagreements and political shifts. Kanyasho’s announcement marks a significant turning point, with the UTM now distancing itself from the coalition’s former partners.
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As part of this transition, nine UTM MPs, including notable figures such as Mikaya, Salambula, Kayira, Ndovie, Chilikumtima, and Arthur Chipungu, are now aligned with the opposition in Parliament. This realignment highlights the UTM’s move away from its previous collaborative role within the coalition, reflecting broader changes in Malawi’s political landscape.
Kanyasho emphasized that the UTM is no longer collaborating with its former allies and is instead focusing on its new role as an opposition force. This shift is expected to influence parliamentary dynamics and impact future legislative and policy decisions.Six Sports Motorbike Roadshow Arrives at UTM Mega Rally at Masintha Ground
The dissolution of the Tonse Alliance and the subsequent repositioning of UTM MPs signify a crucial moment in Malawian politics. As the political environment evolves, the implications of these changes will likely shape the country’s governance and party dynamics in the months to com
