By Burnett Munthali
As September 16, 2025, approached, Vice President Dr. Michael Usi and his political party, Odya Zake Alibe Mlandu, were preparing for a major moment in Malawi’s political scene. The date was set for an important parliamentary session, and both Dr. Usi and his party members were poised to make their mark in the legislative process. The journey to this moment had been long and filled with anticipation, as the party worked diligently to ensure they were ready to address the nation’s pressing issues.
Dr. Michael Usi, the charismatic and determined leader of Odya Zake Alibe Mlandu, had built a reputation as a staunch advocate for change and development. His party’s rise in the political landscape reflected a growing desire among the people of Malawi for effective leadership that would not only promise change but also deliver on it. As the party prepared for the parliamentary session, Dr. Usi emphasized the importance of having a voice that truly represented the interests of the ordinary Malawian.
“Ntchito iyo!” (This is work!), became the rallying cry for Dr. Usi and his party members. The slogan encapsulated their belief in hard work, dedication, and the drive to achieve meaningful results. Dr. Usi was determined that his party would not merely participate in parliamentary debates but would actively shape the national discourse and push for legislation that could transform Malawi for the better.
As the Odya Zake Alibe Mlandu Party made its final preparations for the parliamentary session, it was clear that their presence would be felt. The party had spent months laying the groundwork for the session, developing policies on critical issues such as economic reform, healthcare, and education. Dr. Usi and his team had conducted in-depth consultations with local communities, ensuring that their policies aligned with the needs and aspirations of the people.
The day of September 16 arrived with high expectations. The Odya Zake Alibe Mlandu Party’s members entered Parliament with a clear sense of purpose. Dr. Usi’s leadership was pivotal in guiding the party’s representatives, ensuring that they were prepared to take on the challenges that awaited them in the House. His vision for a more inclusive, transparent, and effective government was at the forefront of the party’s agenda.
In the parliamentary chambers, Dr. Usi’s presence was commanding. He spoke with authority, advocating for the policies his party had spent months crafting. The Odya Zake Alibe Mlandu Party’s proposals were bold, aiming to address the issues that had long been neglected by previous governments. From job creation to poverty reduction, the party was committed to crafting solutions that would have a direct and positive impact on the lives of everyday Malawians.
As the session unfolded, it became clear that the Odya Zake Alibe Mlandu Party was no longer a fringe player in the political arena. With Dr. Usi at the helm, the party had become a formidable force in Parliament, offering a fresh perspective on governance and policy-making. The party’s commitment to transparency and accountability resonated with many, as they stood firm in their belief that the time for real change had come.
In the days that followed, the Odya Zake Alibe Mlandu Party continued to gain momentum. Dr. Usi’s leadership had instilled a sense of confidence in his party members, and they were prepared to face the challenges of governance head-on. The road to September 16 had been one of preparation, strategy, and hard work, and as the parliamentary session progressed, it was clear that the party was ready to fulfill its promises to the people of Malawi.
Dr. Usi and his party were determined to make their mark in Malawi’s political history, and the September 16 session was only the beginning of a journey toward transforming the nation. With a renewed sense of purpose and unwavering commitment to the people, the Odya Zake Alibe Mlandu Party was ready to take on the challenges of governance and work towards building a brighter future for Malawi.
