By Suleman Chitera
Chitipa, Malawi – UTM presidential candidate Dalitso Kabambe has pledged to revive Malawi’s struggling economy if elected during the upcoming September 16, 2025 elections.
Speaking at whistle-stop rallies in Misiku, Boma, and Chendo in Chitipa District, Kabambe told supporters that Malawians deserve a government that focuses on restoring the country’s economic stability.
“I am a doctor who heals the economy. If you vote for UTM, our first priority will be to rebuild the economy so that people can afford basic goods and buy fertilizer at a lower price,” said Kabambe.
Key Promises by Dalitso Kabambe and UTM
- Economic Recovery Program
Investment of K500 billion in the mining sector.
Opening of 10 new mines to harness Malawi’s mineral resources.
Creation of 5 million jobs for young people.
- Agriculture Transformation
Fertilizer prices to be reduced to K50,000 per bag.
Massive investments in farming to boost food security.
- Industrialization & Job Creation
K500 billion investment in factories to produce local goods.
Reduced cost of essential items for Malawians.
More employment opportunities for youth.
- Infrastructure Development
K100 billion to be allocated to local councils.
Construction of school blocks, hospitals, roads, and clean water facilities across the country.
Kabambe, who served as former Reserve Bank Governor, emphasized that Malawi needs leadership that can stabilize the economy and bring real change. He was accompanied by UTM Northern Region Governor Moses Mulenga and his wife Bridget Kabambe during the campaign tour.
Why Dalitso Kabambe’s Message Matters
With the high cost of living, unemployment, and rising fertilizer prices, many Malawians are looking for practical solutions. Kabambe’s promises of job creation, affordable farming inputs, and industrial growth could resonate strongly with voters, especially the youth and farmers.
As the Malawi 2025 elections draw closer, UTM’s economic recovery message is set to be a key talking point in the political arena.
