On Saturday morning, 6 September 2025, DPP’s running mate and Vice President, The Rt. Hon. Justice Dr. Jane Ansah, SC, attended the 2025 Umhlangano Wa Maseko Ngoni at Gomani Ground in the area of Village Head Nkolimbo, T/A Kwataine, Ntcheu District.
The event brought together traditional leaders, community members, and local stakeholders to celebrate Ngoni cultural heritage and discuss issues affecting the local population.
Dr. Ansah’s presence at the gathering was warmly received, with attendees applauding her commitment to engaging with communities beyond formal political events.
During the morning program, she emphasized the importance of cultural preservation, unity, and the role of local leadership in supporting development initiatives.
In the afternoon, Dr. Ansah embarked on a whistle-stop tour of her constituency, Ntcheu North West, interacting directly with residents in various villages along the route.
Her tour included stops at key local centers, where she listened to community concerns, shared the Democratic Progressive Party’s vision, and encouraged voter participation in the upcoming elections.
Observers noted that Dr. Ansah’s approach reflects a deliberate strategy of combining cultural engagement with political mobilization, a method that can strengthen her visibility and rapport among constituents.
Supporters expressed enthusiasm at the opportunity to meet the DPP running mate in person, highlighting the significance of personal interactions in fostering trust and loyalty.
Political analysts suggest that such grassroots engagements are critical in Malawi’s election landscape, as they allow candidates to connect with voters on issues that directly affect daily life.
In conclusion, Justice Dr. Jane Ansah’s participation in the Umhlangano Wa Maseko Ngoni and her whistle-stop tour of Ntcheu North West Constituency demonstrate her commitment to blending cultural respect with political outreach. By engaging both traditional and grassroots communities, Dr. Ansah reinforces her role as a visible and accessible leader, strengthening the Democratic Progressive Party’s presence ahead of the 2025 elections.
