Kabambe’s economic legacy remembered by UTM’s Felix Njawala at Masintha Rally
By Burnett Munthali At a public rally held at Masintha Ground in Lilongwe on Sunday, 11 May 2025, United Transformation…
Tag: Dr Dalitso Kabambe
10 Lessons Kabambe is Failing To Learn From Late Chilima
By Rick Dzida It is no longer a secret now that Dalitso Kabambe, Lazarus Chakwera and Peter Mutharika are the…
The cost of political promises: Analyzing the viability of a walking president
By Burnett Munthali Malawi’s political scene is never short of bold promises and dramatic statements, often aimed at winning public…
Not These Two Evils; Rise Up Atupele, Chihana and Kabambe
As Malawi heads towards its crucial 2025 elections on 16 September, the nation finds itself in an agonizing predicament. The…
Kabambe faults Chakwera’s ‘fiscal cancer policy’ for Malawi’s economic meltdown
By Rick Dzida At the recent UTM press conference held at the party’s headquarters, Dalitso Kabambe expressed deep concerns regarding…
Kabambe offers solutions to economically dilapidated Chakwera’s government
By Rick Dzida Dalitso Kabambe’s proposed solutions to address Malawi’s economic challenges reflect a multifaceted approach aimed at stabilizing and…
Dalitso Kabambe writes an open letter to Public Affairs Committee, urging dialogue for National Unity and Progress
By Burnett Munthali In an open letter to the Public Affairs Committee (PAC), former Reserve Bank of Malawi Governor Dalitso…
Dr. Dalitso Kabambe shows leadership potential as UTM party president in preparation for 2025 Elections
By Burnett Munthali Dr. Dalitso Kabambe, the newly-elected president of the United Transformation Movement (UTM) party, has been demonstrating strong…
Imbizo is back: Kabambe carrying the legacy of the Late Chilima
By Burnett Munthali The political landscape in Malawi is witnessing a revival of one of the country’s most powerful and…
Dalitso Kabambe Urges Malawians to Look Beyond Afrobarometer Survey Results
By Burnett Munthali UTM President Dalitso Kabambe has urged Malawians not to place too much weight on the recent Afrobarometer…