DPP Moves To Vacate Nankhumwa’s Injuction
Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is moving to dissolve the court order retaining Kondwani Nankhumwa as Leader of Opposition in Parliament so that Francis Kasaila who was appointed by the party at Peter Mutharika's retirement home takes the title, DPP Chief Whip in Parliament Symon Vuwa Kaunda has confirmed.
Kaunda said while they respect the court order which Nankhumwa obtained against his removal from the party and...
Grezelder Jeffrey Challenges no one Can Dismiss Her From DPP as She Calls For Unity
Estranged Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Secretary General Grezelder Jeffrey has responded to her recent dismissal by the party president Peter Mutharika, saying she joined the party at free will.
Jeffrey said the remarks yesterday at Bangwe Desert ground in the commercial city of Blantyre where the party’s vice president for the South Kondwani Nankhumwa held a rally.
According to Jeffrey, she joined the party in 2005...
Mzomera Strengthens DPP In North
In a bid to strengthen the party (Democratic Progressive Party-DPP) at regional level, the regional governor Honorable Mzomera Ngwira, conducted an interface meeting with party leaders.
The meeting that was conducted at his residence ,was attended by regional, district and constituency members.
The regional governor highlighted the current political situation and called all party members to stand firm as the party is going through political metamorphosis.
He...
Mzomera Ngwira defends APM; has not visited North due to security reasons
DPP Regional Governor for the north Christopher Mzomera Ngwira has justified the failure by President Peter Mutharika to visit the north since the 2019 elections saying, it is due to security concerns.
The Governor made the remarks during a Democratic progressive Party (DPP) and United Democratic Front (UDF) parade in Mzuzu in readiness for their rally scheduled for Mzuzu Upper Stadium this coming Sunday
Ngwira says...
‘If You Do Not Want to Unite With UDF, Please Leave DPP’ says Mutharika
President Peter Muntharika has asked some members of Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) that are not agreeing to DPP-UDF alliance to leave the party.
The president spoke this yesterday, during the launch of $224 million Shire Valley Transformation Program in Chikwawa.
He said that he knows that there are other people in the party who are not willing to work with the United Democratic Front (UDF).
"If...
