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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 34722, member: 636"]
Malawians will head to the polls on September 16, 2025, facing a major decision about their country's future. They need to think hard about whether they want to keep electing leaders who break promises or choose someone with a real vision for change. Since 1994, Malawi has seen many elections that started with hope but ended with broken dreams.

The Tonse Alliance won in 2020 after a court-ordered new election, promising one million jobs and better healthcare. Five years later, most promises remain empty, leaving people angry and tired. The upcoming election asks voters what real leadership means to them - just good speeches or actual results that help everyone.

Failed leadership shows up everywhere - schools falling apart, hospitals without medicine, heavy debt, and young people without jobs. Many voters still choose parties based on tribal loyalty or regional ties rather than good policies. Malawi needs leaders with integrity who plan rather than just manage problems as they come.

Voters should ask tough questions about each candidate's past actions and plans. They need to look beyond flashy campaign events and empty promises. Every vote in 2025 will either continue the cycle of failure or start something new and better for the country.
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