Tag: United Democratic Front

Some United Democratic Front (UDF) supporters are today marching to Atupele Muluzi's residence in Nyambadwe, Blantyre to deliver a petition asking him to return to active politics. In May last year, Atupele wrote the party's secretary general Kandi Pandambo that he had reigned from his position as UDF leader to venture into business. However, a year after his resignation, some party followers say they want him to contest at the forthcoming convention to lead the party again. Dorothy Masinga, the party's regional governor (South) said in an interview that they want Atupele to be the party's 2025 presidential candidate. "When he announced that he wanted to take a break from politics, we accepted. However, after one year, we have decided to ask him to return and lead the part...

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A group calling it self Friends of Atupele Muluzi has engaged another extra gear and is campaigning for Atupele Muluzi Secretary general Kandi Padambo said in an interview on Wednesday that the party is aware of the parallel structure, which is calling itself Friends of Atupele Muluzi has engaged another gear and is campaigning for Atupele Muluzi to become the next president in the 2025 elections to form next government on the party’s tickets A group is campaigning for him: Atupele Before resurfacing, Atupele, who is the son to the party’s founder and patron Bakili Muluzi, resigned on May 30 2022 as UDF president to transition to a pan-African business executive. Meanwhile, the parallel group has been holding meetings across the country and campaigning for Atupele, as a clean...

A political commentator has asked former president of the United Democratic Front (UDF) Atupele muluzi to come out clear whether he wants to bounce back in politics. This comes following Muluzi’s statement on his official Facebook page titled, “Malawi: Our shared destiny and my dream.” The main content of his address is that the current leadership of the Tonse Alliance has failed, hence the need to put the right people in right positions. He says corruption needs to be uprooted and that it is time for Malawians to start choosing leaders with a clean background as one way of dealing with the vice. “We need to reform our political system from within: elect leaders with credible backgrounds, leaders untainted by corruption. “We need to elect into office people who uphold integ...