By Suleman Chitera
NSANJE — Former Football Association of Malawi (FAM) President Walter Nyamilandu Manda has taken his leadership game from the pitch to politics, pledging to end hunger and bring lasting development to Nsanje South West Constituency if elected in the September 16 parliamentary elections.
Speaking confidently after submitting his nomination papers at Nyamadzere Teacher Development Centre (TDC) on Wednesday, Nyamilandu promised bold solutions to the chronic hunger that has haunted the area for decades.
“I have come with a lasting solution to end hunger in this constituency. My goal is to uplift people’s lives, not just through food security, but also through quality education and modern infrastructure,” said the independent candidate.
Nyamilandu emphasized that, unlike previous interventions that have had short-term impact, his focus is on sustainable change—starting with agricultural reform, access to markets, and investment in irrigation systems.
