UTM Leader Kabambe Concedes Defeat, Congratulates APM

UTM President Dr Dalitso Kabambe offers his warm congratulations to President -Elect Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika and the entire Blue Alliance on Tuesday’s concluded election.

In his conceding press statement, Kabambe said the outcome of the election bears testimony of the resilient spirit of the people of Malawi who have preferred the democratic course of change of government through voting.

Kabambe has since urged the incoming government of President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika to seek inclusive governance, healing divisions, rebuilding the country’s economy, fostering unity and solidarity and not retribution.

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