By Suleman Chitera, Malawi Freedom Network
Blantyre, Malawi– The United Democratic Front (UDF) president Atupele Muluzi has intensified his campaign in Blantyre as the 2025 elections draw closer. The youthful leader has been conducting whistle-stop rallies across the city, attracting hundreds of supporters eager to hear the UDF’s vision for Malawi.
UDF Campaign in Blantyre City
So far, Atupele Muluzi has engaged residents of Mbayani, Manje, and Blantyre Main Market, where he interacted with traders and community members. His message has focused on restoring hope, creating jobs for the youth, and improving the economy.
At Mbayani, UDF Southern Region governor Dorothy Masinga addressed the gathering, emphasizing the party’s commitment to empowering women and youth. She highlighted UDF’s long-standing role in Malawi’s democracy and encouraged voters to rally behind Muluzi as the right choice for the country’s future.
Parliamentary Candidate for Mbayani–Che Mussa
Alongside the campaign, Jaan Jaap Sonke, UDF’s parliamentary candidate for the Mbayani–Che Mussa constituency, was also introduced to the people. Sonke pledged to work hand in hand with the community to bring development, improve education standards, and support small-scale businesses.
Atupele Muluzi’s Political Drive
Atupele Muluzi, who has positioned himself as a modern, reform-driven leader, continues to attract both young and old voters. His campaign strategy in Blantyre city demonstrates UDF’s determination to reclaim political ground ahead of the September 2025 general elections.
Key Takeaway
With growing support in urban centers like Blantyre, the UDF under Atupele Muluzi is showing strong signs of revival. The party is banking on its legacy, strong grassroots presence, and renewed leadership to challenge rivals such as MCP, DPP, and UTM in the forthcoming elections.
