Africa-Press – Malawi. Frankly speaking, a lot of Malawians had high expectations of the Tonse Alliance government. They rudely despised Prof. Peter Mutharika and Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) from left , right and centre. Even those who wished APM dead have realised their mistakes now. Truth be told, Chakwera’s government has dismally failed. Most Malawians are regretting why they wasted their vote for Chakwera and Tonse Alliance.
The Tonse Alliance administration has failed to fulfill its campaign promises. The much touted MCP Hi 5 is totally a goof. No rule of law. No zero tolerance to corruption. No prospering together. No unity. No fuel. No forex. Instead of making progress, Chakwera’s regime has taken this country hundred steps backwards.
Malawians have realised now that they were cheated by Chakwera, Chilima, and the likes of Timothy Mtambo that DPP and APM were not serving the interests of Malawians. It was a lie because they were just jealous.
For instance, they accused DPP of practicing nepotism, tribalism and regionalism. Now they are doing the same. They are liars and hypocrites. As you are reading this, corruption is so rampant that even the court is shielding corruption suspects from being prosecuted. That is Tonse Alliance administration for you.
As we are approaching 2025 general elections and indeed amid dismal performance of Tonse Alliance government, visionary citizens have started searching for the best alternative government. If it is not DPP , then which party?
Wishful thinking from superficial minds have attempted to answer such question without any substantive backing. “Bola DPP inachoka m’boma”, “We don’t care who wins in 2025 as long as it is not DPP”, “No fuel or no forex, Tonse Alliance has come to stay”, “MCP will rule up to 2095”. Obviously, dreamers will never cease to entertain us.
The following factual analysis of political dynamics on the ground indicate that DPP is highly likely to bounce back into power in 2025: Many Malawians of good would wish DPP back in government so that they could continue enjoying DPP’s good governance.
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