Kachingwe Pledges DPP Economic Revival

Addressing a rally at Manyowe, Kachingwe lambasted the MCP government for exacerbating the cost of living crisis, leaving Malawians struggling to make ends meet. “The MCP’s reckless policies have suffocated our economy,” he declared. “But with Prof Arthur Peter Mutharika at the helm, DPP will stabilize the economy and restore prosperity.”

Hon Noel Lipipa, who accompanied Kachingwe to the rally, echoed these sentiments, urging DPP supporters to vote for Prof Mutharika to secure a brighter economic future.

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