DPP appoints deputy directors from North: Khwauli, Mzomera, get post

Ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has released its piece meal list of directors and deputy directors; all from the north as people from the region are now leaving the party to join the United Transformation Movement (UTM) following the movement’s declaration that it would abolish quota system once voted into power in 2019.

Khwauli: Appointed

The party national director of political affairs is Khwauli Msiska, deputy director of social services is Leonard Njikho.

Njikho, who is Mzuzu City MP and went into parliament on DPP ticket, has announced on Thursday that he has since quit the ruling party and will, at the moment, remain an independent MP.

Analysts say he is joining the United Transformation Party (UTM) along with a former regional chairman  for the main opposition, the Malawi Congress Party.

The deputy organizing secretary is Malani Mtonga, deputy campaign director is Christopher Mzomera Ngwira embroiled in many corruption and theft charges.

The deputy publicity secretary is Green Mwamondwe, the deputy director of youth is Julius Khunga whilst the deputy director of women is Carolyn Mfune.

Deputy director of research is Chitipa Wenya MP Welani Chilenga, deputy director of international relations is Edgar Tembo, deputy director of economic affairs is George Kamwanja whilst the deputy director of protocol is Clement Mkumbwa.

The deputy director of field operation is Joe Nyirongo, the deputy director of elections is Mabvuto Kachali and deputy director of religious affairs is Paulosi Ng’ambi.

The party is yet to announce the new positions for the DPP powerful founding members George Chaponda, who withdrew last minute for the race of vice president for the south, Henry Mussa who failed in the vice presidency south.

Others include Joseph Mwanamvekha, Samuel Tembenu, Hetherwick Ntaba, Ben Phiri and Zeria Chakale.

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#DzukaniAmalawi
#DzukaniAmalawi
6 years ago

The quality of political leadership has gone down. DPP is now scrapping the bottom of the barrel just to counter UTM. What a myopic strategy.

zikomo
zikomo
6 years ago

nsabwe zokakamila mtembo…….

Mangochi Kabwafu
Mangochi Kabwafu
6 years ago

Trying to appease you. Musapuse.

Agenda Setting Theory
Agenda Setting Theory
6 years ago

Slliy cows from the north.

LEGO
6 years ago

Khwauli Msiska of all the people.It is not the same Khwauli who moved the motion to extend Bakili Muluzi’s presidency after his two terms in office finished?What do you expect from such kind of people?Mzomera is embroiled with corruption charges and he is declared bankrupt.Anyway since DPP is a corrupt he is welcome to where he belongs.

Mkaika
Mkaika
6 years ago

SKC anthu akukusatira chifukwa cha kotawa ndaminyama. Akankwera munthu amagwanaye limodzi. 1994 malemu Chihana anagwa, 1999/2004 malema Chakwamba anaphofomoka, 2009 Tembo analikitika and 2014 Joyce Banda ananyenyedwa. Basop!

mtete
6 years ago

Really DPP? You want to appease Ntaba and Mzomera of all the people? The former is a spent force and a disgrace in the party having put DPP to shame over the Blue Night issue while the latter is a well known thief and not worthy of the Reverend title. Mussa is an opportunist and sometimes does things completely at tangent to his intelligence. I am not sure about Mwanamvekha but he seems sly to me. Besides, I can’t get over the Bingu Stadium Stampede and the resulting loss of lives.

Gembe
Gembe
6 years ago

Mukhalila deputy director yomweyo sure

Christopher Dimbi
Christopher Dimbi
6 years ago

I hate this Khwauli Msiska for moving motion to extend Muluzi’s presidency.

Billy Mhango
Billy Mhango
6 years ago

Dead woods. These can’t contribute anything positive coz most of them are corrupt and greedy.

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