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LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-The governing Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Deputy Director on International Relations Dr Bruce Munthali on new year eve dated Senior Chief Tsabango of Lilongwe to convey a message of appreciation on the support his subjects rendered towards President Peter Mutharika’s 16 September elections victory.
Dr Munthali who also stood as member of Parliament, for Lilongwe City Mlodza Constituency visited headquarters of senior chief Tsabango of Lilongwe to deliver a massage of appreciation from Mutharika and himself for enabling his subjects in Mlodza city Constituency to vote for Mutharika.
During the elections of 16 September Elections Mutharika amassed over 110,000 votes against ousted leader Lazarus Chakwera of Malawi Congress party MCP, who got around 700, 000 votes.
In conveying the massage Dr Munthali lauded the senior chief for his contribution to the win of Mutharika with landslides.
He therefore expressed gratitude toward senior chief Tsabango love and support for late Professor Bingu Wa Mutharika during his tenure of office.
In his acceptance speech Senior chief Tsabango thanked Mutharika leadership and Dr Munthali for coming with the massage of appreciation.
Senior chief Tsabango express his gratitude for DPP leadership good gesture.
The chief therefore assured of total support towards Mutharika’s leadership.
Dr Munthali therefore assured senior chief that the DPP government will construct good roads in the area including Area 23 four ways road to Kumbweza and road from Baghdad to through senior chief Tsabango that connects other areas .
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BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-FCB Nyasa Big Bullets Women’s coach Maggie Chombo has expressed satisfaction with her team’s performance in the current National Bank Premiership season, describing it as a positive foundation for the future.
Chombo made the remarks after her side edged Mighty Wanderers Queens 1-0 in a closely contested Blantyre derby played on Saturday afternoon at Mpira Stadium.
The Bullets mentor said although the season did not start as planned, the team showed great improvement as the campaign progressed, particularly in the second round of the league.
She explained that the slow start in the first round was a learning phase for the squad but the response in the second round has given her confidence heading into the next season.
The match was decided in the second half when Triza Chiwere found the back of the net in the 58 minute, scoring the only goal in what proved to be a tight and physical derby encounter.
Chiwere’s goal sealed Bullets Women’s second victory over Wanderers Queens this season, having also beaten their rivals 1-0 in the first round meeting.
Chombo praised her players for their discipline and determination, noting that derby matches are always difficult regardless of league position.
On the other hand, Mighty Wanderers Queens head coach Thom Kazembe admitted his side still needs more work ahead of the upcoming season.
Kazembe said the team is in a rebuilding phase and promised that Wanderers Queens will return stronger and more competitive next season.
He also raised concerns over officiating, saying improvements are needed to ensure the league maintains high standards and fairness.
Despite the defeat, Kazembe remains optimistic, stressing that the challenges faced this season will help shape a better team in the future.
Following the result, FCB Nyasa Big Bullets Women’s sit third on the National Bank Premiership table with 31 points from 16 matches, while Mighty Wanderers Queens are seventh with 23 points from the same number of games.
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BRUSSELS-(MaraviPost)-The European Union’s foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas, has called for restraint and respect for international law following the US strikes in Venezuela, where President Nicolas Maduro was captured.
Kallas emphasized that the EU has repeatedly stated Maduro lacks legitimacy and has defended a peaceful transition.
In a statement, Kallas said she had spoken with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the EU’s ambassador in Caracas, ensuring the safety of EU citizens in Venezuela is the bloc’s top priority.
“Under all circumstances, the principles of international law and the UN Charter must be respected,” she urged.
The EU’s position comes after US President Donald Trump announced the capture of Maduro and his wife, flown out of the country.
Venezuela’s government denounced the “military aggression” by the US, declaring a national emergency.
International reactions
The EU has not recognized Maduro’s disputed 2024 election victory, imposing sanctions on Venezuelan officials for undermining democracy.
European Council President Antonio Costa echoed Kallas’ call for de-escalation, emphasizing respect for international law and UN principles.
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KAMPALA-(MaraviPost)-A sea of enthusiastic supporters has gathered at St. Joseph Secondary School Naggalama in Mukono district, eagerly awaiting the arrival of President Yoweri Museveni, the NRM Presidential Candidate, for his second rally of the day.
The President kicked off his campaign tour of the Greater Mukono sub-region earlier today, with his first rally held in Kayunga, setting the tone for a busy day of politics and promises.
Museveni is expected to address the crowd on his vision for Uganda’s future, building on the gains made during his previous terms in office.
The rally comes ahead of the January 15, 2026, polls, where Ugandans will head to the polls to elect their next president.
Mukono District is considered a strategic battleground, with NRM leaders expressing confidence in improved performance in 2026 .
In his previous rallies, Museveni has emphasized the importance of infrastructure development, particularly in decongesting Kampala city.
He has pledged to construct alternative road corridors that bypass Kampala, reducing chronic traffic congestion in the capital.
The President has also highlighted the need for improved regional connectivity, citing projects like the Kayunga-Kangulumira-Jinja road and the Mukono-Katosi (Bakunja) road.
Museveni’s campaign is built around the theme of “Protecting the Gains,” emphasizing the progress made under his leadership.
The NRM leader has urged voters to support his bid for re-election, citing the party’s achievements in promoting peace, stability, and economic growth.
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