The Journey of Comrade Jumbe: A New Dawn for Malawi in 2025“

When the cock crows at dawn, the night must surrender.”

Malawi has wandered in darkness—trapped in a cycle of broken promises, corruption, and poverty now for decades.

Many ask, “Who is this Comrade Jumbe, and why does he seek the highest office in the land?

What qualifications does he have to lead?” The answer is simple: I am the son of a poor man, born into a family so impoverished that even the dream of education was out of reach.

I carry no degrees or fancy titles—only the heart of a man who sees his people’s suffering and cannot remain silent.

I am one of you, an ordinary citizen with no fame or fortune. I know what it means to go to bed hungry, to work hard and receive little, and to lose hope while waiting for help that never comes.

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My heart is heavy with sorrow, and my eyes fill with tears when I see fellow Malawians forced to eat chitedze and bush roots to survive, while hospitals run out of medicine and children miss school because their parents cannot afford the fees.

It pains me that some of our past leaders advised us to hunt for grasshoppers as a solution to hunger.

The time has come for new leadership, for “when the forest is silent, it is the small bird that must sing.”

This is not just my journey—it is the call of every Malawian tired of empty promises and ready for change.

There is wisdom in the saying, “A herd of cattle will always follow the one that knows the way, not the one with the longest horns.”

While degrees and diplomas have their place, they do not guarantee good leadership. For over 50 years of our freedom,educated leaders have promised prosperity, but we continue to swim in the degrading poverty.

Your village and mine remain unchanged, still waiting for the fruits of freedom.

It does not take a professor to feel the pain of a hungry child or understand the struggles of a poor farmer.

Leadership comes from a heart that beats for the people, not from certificates framed on a wall.

Throughout history, we have seen great leaders rise without formal education. Here in Africa, the likes of Nelson Mandela Jacob Zuma, and many others even globally Fidel Castro and others they proved that leadership is about commitment to the people, not academic titles.

Malawi does not need more polished speeches or degrees that gather dust. “The elephant is not troubled by the noise of a small bird.”

It is time for us, the poor and ordinary citizens, to take charge of our destiny, for we cannot wait any longer for promises that never come true.

“When spiders unite, they can tie down a lion.”

The transformation of Malawi requires unity, boldness, and leadership grounded in action.

My goal is to build an economy that benefits every Malawian, not just the privileged few.

We will focus on agriculture, healthcare, education, and jobs. No child will be forced out of school for lack of fees, and no mother will walk home from a hospital without medicine for her baby.

Our journey to prosperity will be guided by practical solutions, not theories or empty promises.

We will empower farmers, support local businesses, and create jobs for our youth.

We will ensure that every citizen has access to affordable healthcare.

Development will no longer be reserved for the capital Hill and surroundings alone—our villages will finally see roads, clinics, and schools that meet their needs.

“A river does not flow backward.” Malawi must move forward, and it will require leadership that understands the struggles of ordinary citizens.

I promise to lead with honesty, humility, and a heart dedicated to the well-being of our people.

The Future of this country Lies in Our Hands“The sun does not forget a village just because it is small.”

In 2025, every Malawian will have a choice to make.

If I can ask my fellow Malawians,Will we continue to elect leaders with smooth tongues and degrees but no solutions?

Or will we choose a leader who has lived the struggles of the people and is ready to serve them with integrity?

We must not allow ourselves to be fooled by leaders who speak perfect English but deliver empty promises.

This is our moment to rise above deception and take control of our future. “A tree cannot make a forest.” I cannot do this alone, but together—with your trust and support—we can build a better Malawi for ourselves and our children.

It’s now the high time that we ordinary Malawians should take lead for ourselves ,with Comrade jumbe we will make it Malawi the country of our dreams.