By Suleman Chitera
Lilongwe, Malawi – CTS Courier Managing Director, Jacqueline Msisya Bokosi, has called on President-elect Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika to prioritize the empowerment of women and youth once he officially assumes office.
Bokosi emphasized that providing more opportunities for young people and women is critical for Malawi’s sustainable development. She noted that when empowered, these groups can contribute significantly to the country’s economic growth and social stability.
Her remarks come as the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) is set to release the final results of the September 16, 2025 presidential elections, where Mutharika is leading with over 60 percent of the vote.Malawi Elections 2025: MEC Within Legal Timeline to Announce Presidential Results
Focus on Jobs, Inflation, and Food Security
While congratulating Mutharika on his resounding victory, Bokosi expressed hope that his new administration will address some of Malawi’s most pressing challenges. These include:
Job creation for the growing youth population
Tackling inflation to stabilize the economy
Improving food security to ensure no Malawian goes hungry
Bokosi further highlighted the urgent need to support vulnerable groups, stressing that economic empowerment can also help curb the rising cases of suicide among young people and women who often face socio-economic hardships.
Empowerment as a Tool for National Development
“Supporting women and youth is not just about inclusion; it’s about building a resilient Malawi,” Bokosi said. “When these groups thrive, the entire nation thrives.”Where Is the MCP NEC? Party Supporters Question Vitumbiko Mumba’s Role
Her call aligns with ongoing advocacy from civil society, private sector leaders, and international organizations who see youth and women’s empowerment as key pillars for Malawi’s future.
As Mutharika prepares to take office, many stakeholders are now looking to his leadership to deliver policies that will uplift marginalized groups, create jobs, and restore economic confiden
