By Burnett Munthali
On Sunday, 17th August 2025, the Sendera Sisters took the stage at Msambeta School Ground in Lilongwe City Centre, captivating the audience with their performance.
They performed their hit song, “A Peter Abetcha Lawyer,” to an enthusiastic crowd gathered for the launch of Shadow MP Peter Mukhito’s DPP manifesto.
The electrifying performance immediately drew cheers and applause, energizing supporters and setting a celebratory tone for the event.
Fans and attendees expressed delight at the Sisters’ ability to combine entertainment with political engagement, making the launch memorable.
The event highlighted Peter Mukhito’s consistent efforts to improve the lives of residents through tangible development projects in Lilongwe City Centre.
Over the past few years, Mukhito has overseen the rehabilitation of several primary schools, improving classrooms, providing learning materials, and creating safe learning environments for thousands of children.
He has championed the construction and refurbishment of community health posts, enhancing access to medical care and reducing travel time for residents seeking essential health services.
Mukhito has supported local entrepreneurship programs, providing youth with skills training, start-up grants, and mentorship, which has led to increased employment opportunities and small business growth in the constituency.
Under his leadership, neighborhood roads and drainage systems have been upgraded, improving accessibility, reducing flooding, and enhancing the overall quality of life for families.
He has facilitated the installation of solar streetlights in several underserved areas, boosting safety, security, and economic activity after dark.
The launch also emphasized Mukhito’s commitment to promoting culture and youth engagement, linking community development with entertainment and the arts, as reflected in the Sendera Sisters’ electrifying performance.
Observers noted that these concrete projects reinforce Mukhito’s image as a results-driven leader who not only promises change but delivers measurable improvements that directly benefit constituents.
By combining music, culture, and political vision, the event demonstrated how Mukhito integrates community engagement, development, and cultural promotion to build pride, cohesion, and optimism among residents.
Concluding Analysis
The Sendera Sisters’ performance at Msambeta School Ground symbolized more than celebration; it showcased Peter Mukhito’s proven track record of delivering real results for Lilongwe City Centre.
By linking cultural expression with concrete achievements—schools, health facilities, youth programs, infrastructure, and safety improvements—the event reinforced the perception of Mukhito as a competent and effective leader.
For voters, this combination of visible development, community engagement, and cultural promotion sends a clear and compelling message about the kind of representative they can trust to continue improving their daily lives.
Ultimately, the launch demonstrated that Mukhito’s leadership is not theoretical but practical, rooted in projects that enhance education, health, security, employment, and cultural vibrancy—making him a proven choice for Lilongwe City Centre.
