Malawi Freedom Network 
President Lazarus Chakwera has taken the lead in promoting civic engagement by registering to vote at Malembo Primary School Registration Centre in Lilongwe.
This move comes as the country gears up for the highly anticipated 2025 general elections.
Chakwera’s decision to register to vote is a significant step in encouraging Malawians to exercise their democratic right.
He has been vocal about the importance of participating in the democratic process, urging Malawians to register in large numbers.
The President’s call to action has been echoed by various stakeholders, including political parties, traditional leaders, and civil society organizations.
These groups have emphasized the importance of civic participation and the need for Malawians to exercise their democratic rights.
With the voter registration exercise currently underway, Malawians are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to ensure their voices are heard in the upcoming elections. The 2025 elections are expected to be highly contested, and the voter registration exercise is a critical step in preparing for this milestone event.
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