Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) chief Professor Peter Mutharika has criticized President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera for decreasing Malawi’s financial system to what he termed as “junk status,” citing rising gasoline costs, overseas foreign money shortages, and an absence of important items and providers.

Speaking at a rally in Mulanje, Mutharika accused the present administration of failing to deal with the nation’s financial challenges, resulting in gasoline shortages and lengthy queues throughout the festive season. He promised that his return to energy in 2025 would restore order and guarantee inexpensive gasoline costs, overseas foreign money availability, and stocked public well being services.

“I will work tirelessly to turn around the economy, just as I did during my previous administration,” Mutharika declared. He touted his previous achievements in stabilizing the financial system and enhancing the usual of dwelling for Malawians, suggesting {that a} return to DPP management would convey again these positive aspects.

Mutharika criticized Chakwera for what he described as mismanagement, blaming his administration for the rising value of dwelling, widespread poverty, and an absence of primary providers within the nation. “This government has failed to deliver. They have turned Malawi into an economy where people can no longer afford the essentials,” he mentioned.

The former president additionally urged Malawians to rally behind the DPP within the 2025 elections, promising a complete plan to rebuild the nation’s financial system. He assured the group that his authorities would prioritize investments in key sectors to alleviate the struggles of odd residents.

Mutharika’s feedback come because the nation faces mounting financial challenges, together with persistent gasoline shortages, excessive inflation, and strained public well being providers, which have drawn widespread criticism from residents and stakeholders.

Follow and Subscribe Nyasa TV :

Sharing is caring!