Kondi Msungama joins frontline politics, now MCP member: Aspires to be MP in Ndirande

Football administrator and Nyasa Big Bullets former chairperson Kondi Msungama, who is aspiring for a Parliamentary seat in next year’s elections, has officially joined  frontline politics and disclosed he has joined main opposition Malawi Congress Party (MCP).

Kondi Msungama: I have joined MCP

Msungama, a powerful orator, wants to run for Parliamentary seat in Ndirande – Blantyre City Central constituency.

“I have joined politics to serve the people. I have taken a huge amount of thought and decided to join Malawi Congress Party. So I am now an MCP member,” said Msungama.

“I’m a servant of the people. I’m prepared to serve the people‚” he said.

In the past years MCP was struggling to get parliamentary candidates in the southern region, but with the coming of political heavyweight in the south, Sidik Mia, the party now seems attracting many aspirants.

Msungama said considering the importance of the political future of the country, “coupled with our desire to ensure that the democratic process of our country is enhanced”   and after a careful review of the various political parties, he has reached the decision to officially join the MCP, he declared.

According to him, MCP is a reflection of hope for Malawians beyond 2019.

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Dan
Dan
6 years ago

a great move, carry on Kondi

santana
santana
6 years ago

Mudyereni zaphweka za Msenayu. A Kondi muona ngati taiwala ndalama za Bullets momwe zinayendera? Ndiye mukufuna 2019 tikhalenso makasu wokonza munda wanu kuti mudzakolore kenaka ziiiii. Ayi bwerani mumudyere Mia pa campaign koma wosati zokalowa ku parliament kuti mutidyere for five years. Ndiye mwatitolatu.

Zuze!
Zuze!
6 years ago

New blood. Kwachaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

haward.maloni@yahoo.com
6 years ago

Adminsratively Msungama amatha ndipo he manahes zinthu zake bwino bwino ndiye sangalephere ndala. Omwe mukuwapatsa kuti ndiye a ndale azigogowa? Ma retired anyamata angowabera iwo ali pompo kugona. Pano tawona dziko anyamata alamulire nzeru za omwe ali pachiwongolero pano mmmm mbola zokha zokha

Shithole Africa
6 years ago

Shenanigans, you should know that every one who has joined politics around the world has been inspired by someone else. If it this is the year of George Weah, let it be so. We have had musicians in this country joining politics – the likes of Lucius Banda, Billy Kaunda, Allan Ngumuya and so called Dr. Crowd of Dowa, it did not matter. These people are simply exercising their democratic right to chose what they want to do in life. Americans believe anybody can rule USA as long as they are not foreigners. So, why not let these people try… Read more »

Banda
Banda
6 years ago

Zalowa libolonje! All footballers and their managers are now going to contest in 2019 elections.

Zondwa
Zondwa
6 years ago

Go for it Kondi. Good choice. Good party. We will support you 100%.

Kanthiti Mzandu
Kanthiti Mzandu
6 years ago

I support Msungama because he is so familiar to Blantyre Central environment he can be a good MP for the area. Go ahead Msungama

Chikadza Kuwani
Chikadza Kuwani
6 years ago

That is good to change people of Ndirande will support you Msungama tili pambuyo paKamuzu woyeeeeeeee

Shenanigans
Shenanigans
6 years ago

So 2019 elections is becoming a year for footballers, football administrators turning politicians? Is it the election of George Weah as president of liberia influencing them. One thing must be clear to electorates. Being popular in football should nt be construed as ability to run affairs of state & govt. Then who will be left out to man & manage the pitch?

Gome
Gome
6 years ago
Reply to  Shenanigans

Pessimistic mind/attitude, common among Malawians

Gonapamuhanya
Gonapamuhanya
6 years ago
Reply to  Gome

Wakuba wina uyu

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