A Mzuzu political expert claims President Lazarus Chakwera has done such good work that rivals will struggle to beat his party at the polls.
Augustine Harawa shared his views after the Democratic Progressive Party named Peter Mutharika their candidate, ending talk about joining forces with the United Transformation Movement. The analyst pointed out several areas where the current government has shown success. He mentioned economic improvements and new roads built throughout cities like Lilongwe and Blantyre. Harawa stressed that foreign nations have started giving money directly to Malawi again, which has helped make the economy more stable.
Harawa believes Chakwera has set such high standards during his five-year term that opposition groups face major challenges. The ruling Malawi Congress Party has created a strong record that makes its defeat unlikely, according to the analyst. The achievements under Chakwera make it hard for other parties to convince voters that they could do better. International partners have shown renewed faith in the country through financial support. The improved roads across major urban areas stand as visible proof of progress under the current leadership.
Augustine Harawa shared his views after the Democratic Progressive Party named Peter Mutharika their candidate, ending talk about joining forces with the United Transformation Movement. The analyst pointed out several areas where the current government has shown success. He mentioned economic improvements and new roads built throughout cities like Lilongwe and Blantyre. Harawa stressed that foreign nations have started giving money directly to Malawi again, which has helped make the economy more stable.
Harawa believes Chakwera has set such high standards during his five-year term that opposition groups face major challenges. The ruling Malawi Congress Party has created a strong record that makes its defeat unlikely, according to the analyst. The achievements under Chakwera make it hard for other parties to convince voters that they could do better. International partners have shown renewed faith in the country through financial support. The improved roads across major urban areas stand as visible proof of progress under the current leadership.
