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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 87048, member: 27"]
Another 2030 loss is being floated as a real threat, and the finger is pointed straight at messy appointments inside the current administration.

Nankhumwa flags 2030 election risk
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[*]Kondwani Nankhumwa leads the People’s Development Party and represents Mulanje Central.
[*]He warned the Democratic Progressive Party could stumble in 2030.
[*]Mutharika’s early momentum, Nankhumwa argued, could get wrecked by divisive aides.
[*]Public trust, he suggested, erodes when appointees mishandle state resources.
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Chakwera's example enters the chat
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[*]Lazarus Chakwera got cited as a cautionary political case.
[*]His tenure, Nankhumwa implied, showed how support can slip.
[*]Governance weakens, he argued, when appointments fracture unity.
[*]Another defeat in 2030 was framed as a repeat of a mistake risk.
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Government pushes back calmly
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[*]Shadric Namalomba answered as Minister of Information and Digitalisation.
[*]Namalomba labeled the comments as constructive criticism.
[*]Arthur Peter Mutharika’s administration, he said, welcomes review of concerns.
[*]A toll-free reporting line was introduced to boost accountability.
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