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Prof. Arthur Peter Mutharika is The Maravi Post’s 2025 Person of the Year

LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-In a remarkable turn of events, Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika has emerged as the Personality of the Year 2025, a testament to his unwavering dedication to public service and his unrelenting pursuit of democratic principles.

Mutharika’s 2025-win marks a significant milestone in his illustrious career, as he secured his second term as President of Malawi with a landslide victory.

The celebrations that erupted across the country were akin to a New Year’s Eve bash, with crackers lighting up the night sky and jubilant crowds taking into the streets to hail their leader’s triumph.

“Mutharika’s victory is a testament to his enduring popularity and connection with the Malawian people,” says veteran journalist Janet Karim, with 40 years of longstanding experience in journalism. “The manner in which millions of Malawians celebrated his victory throughout the country is a strong and valid testimony that indeed Mutharika is a man of the people and deserves being recognized as Personality of the Year.”

People from all occupations in various locations across the country went out on the streets celebrating their victory as a great achievement.

The celebrations were not limited to a specific region or demographic; they were a nationwide expression of joy and appreciation for Mutharika’s leadership. This outpouring of support is a testament to Mutharika’s enduring popularity and his ability to connect with the Malawian people.

Janet Karim, a veteran journalist with over 40 years of experience believes that Mutharika’s 2025-win marks a hat-trick of electoral victories, with wins in 2014, 2019, and 2025. This impressive streak is a testament to Mutharika’s enduring popularity and his ability to connect with the Malawian people.

Looking back at 2019, Mutharika won the presidential elections, only to have the results nullified by the Constitutional Court, a decision that sent shockwaves across the nation.

This unexpected turn of events could have spelled disaster for Mutharika’s political career, but instead, he chose to accept the court’s decision, demonstrating his commitment to the rule of law and democratic principles.

The nullification of the 2019 election results was a significant setback for Mutharika, but it also presented an opportunity for him to highlight his leadership skills and leadership. His decision to accept the court’s ruling and pave the way for a fresh election in 2020 earned him widespread respect and admiration, both locally and internationally.

ConCourt Judges
corrupt: justices Healey Potani, Mike Tembo, Dingiswayo Madise, Ivy Kamanga and Redson Kapindu

In 2020, Mutharika faced defeat at the polls, but his gracious acceptance of the outcome cemented his reputation as a statesperson who puts the interests of the nation above personal ambition. This display of sportsmanship and respect for the democratic process earned him widespread admiration and respect, both locally and internationally.

The 2020 elections were not without controversy, however. The Constitutional Court’s interpretation of the majority required to win a presidential election sparked a heated debate, with many arguing that the court’s decision was a departure from the established practice of simple majority. The court ruled that a winning president must amass 50+1 votes, a decision that had far-reaching implications for the country’s political landscape.

The interpretation of the Constitutional Court saw the formation of the Tonse Alliance between Chakwera of MCP and Chilima of UTM, a calculated move that would change the course of Malawian politics. This alliance was seen as a strategic response to the court’s decision, and it paved the way for the opposition’s victory in 2020.

Saulos Chilima and Chakwera
Saulos Chilima and Lazarus CHakwera, When MCP needed UTM

During the 2019 presidential election court case, Professor Mutharika described the court’s outcome as a judicial coup, claiming that he was robbed of his government. This bold statement underscored Mutharika’s conviction that the court’s decision was an injustice, and it highlighted his unwavering commitment to his vision for Malawi.

Mutharika’s first term as President began in 2014, when he won the presidential election and assumed office. His leadership during this period laid the foundation for his subsequent electoral victories and cemented his position as a prominent figure in Malawian politics.

Mutharika’s personality and leadership style have been instrumental in shaping Malawi’s political landscape. His calm and composed demeanor, even in the face of adversity, has earned him a reputation as a steady hand guiding the nation through turbulent times. His commitment to democracy, the rule of law, and the welfare of the Malawian people has resonated with voters, who have rewarded him with their trust and confidence.

The significance of Mutharika’s hat-trick cannot be overstated. It demonstrates his ability to adapt to changing circumstances, his resilience in the face of setbacks, and his unwavering dedication to public service. As a leader, Mutharika has shown that he is not afraid to take tough decisions but also knows when to yield and accept the will of the people.

Jane Ansah and Peter Mutharika
Mutharika declared President as Malawi celebrates in jubilation

As we reflect on Mutharika’s journey, he has earned his place as Personality of the Year 2025. His leadership has been marked by a rare blend of strength, humility, and a deep understanding of the Malawian psyche. As the nation looks to the future, Mutharika’s vision and determination will undoubtedly play a pivotal role in shaping Malawi’s destiny.

Mutharika’s story is one of perseverance and determination, a testament to the power of leadership and vision. His hat-trick of electoral victories is a remarkable achievement that underscores his enduring impact on Malawian politics. As Personality of the Year 2025, he embodies the spirit of resilience, determination, and service that defines the best of Malawi.

In conclusion, Mutharika’s journey is a reminder that leadership is not just about winning elections, but about serving the people and upholding the principles of democracy. His commitment to these values has earned him a place in the annals of Malawian history, and his legacy will continue to inspire future generations of leaders.

As Malawi looks to the future, Mutharika’s leadership will undoubtedly play a crucial role in shaping the nation’s destiny. His vision, determination, and commitment to public service will continue to inspire and motivate Malawians, and his legacy will remain a beacon of hope for a brighter future.

The people of Malawi have spoken, and they have chosen Mutharika as their leader. His hat-trick of electoral victories is a testament to his enduring popularity and his ability to connect with the Malawian people. As Personality of the Year 2025, Mutharika has earned his place in the hearts of Malawians, and his legacy will continue to inspire and motivate the nation for years to come.

President Peter Mutharika’s leadership in the past 90 days has been marked by cautious optimism, with many Malawians praising his efforts to stabilize the economy and improve governance. Since taking office on October 4, 2025, Mutharika has appointed a lean cabinet, signaling his commitment to efficient service delivery. His administration has also vowed to root out government corruption and rebuild the ailing economy.

Many citizens view Mutharika as a steady hand, with experience in managing the economy, foreign relations, and governance. His calm and composed demeanor, even in the face of adversity, has earned him a reputation as a leader who prioritizes the nation’s interest’s above personal ambition.

It is the resilience and never-ending willingness to serve Malawians that the Management team of the Maravi post concur with the decision to crown Prof. Peter Mutharika as our person of the year.

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2025 TNM Super League amasses MK1.7bn in gate revenue collection

BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-The 2025 TNM Super League has recorded a historic rise in gate revenue, collecting a total of MK1,746,033,820.00, a sharp increase from MK1,073,280,460.00 realized during the 2024 season.

This jump translates into a 62.68 percent increase, marking one of the strongest financial performances in the history of Malawi’s top flight football league.

The growth reflects renewed enthusiasm among football supporters, with stadiums across the country witnessing improved attendance throughout the 2025 campaign.

Traditional powerhouse FCB Nyasa Big Bullets topped the gate revenue charts, earning K198 million, underlining their continued dominance in fan appeal.

Mighty Wanderers followed closely behind, banking K173 million, a figure that once again confirms their status as one of the most supported teams in Malawian football.

Silver Strikers finished third among the highest earners, collecting K68 million from gate takings during the season.

Completing the top four is Chitipa United, who amassed K37 million, an impressive return that highlights growing football interest in the northern region.

The strong showing by Chitipa United signals the widening appeal of the TNM Super League beyond the traditional football centers.

Overall, the 2025 figures present a positive outlook for Malawian football, suggesting that the TNM Super League is on a path toward greater financial stability and long term growth.


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U.S. Strikes Inside Venezuela, Iran Protests, Flu Cases Surge

President Trump confirms the first known U.S. strike inside Venezuela, saying it targets drug trafficking as critics warn it risks escalation.
Iranian authorities shut down cities and security forces move in to contain growing protests as anger over inflation and sanctions boils over.
And the flu is spreading fast across the U.S., with a new strain driving cases higher just as vaccination rates slip and hospitals brace for what’s next.

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A misguided outburst: Questioning the narrative of “Contract King” Gangata

By Falles Kamanga

BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-The recent article published by ShireTimes titled “Contract King Grabs It All: Malawi Fumes As Gangata’s Empire Grows” is a prime example of sensational journalism that prioritizes emotional manipulation over fact-based reporting.

The piece attempts to paint businessman Alfred Gangata as a corrupt individual who has leveraged his connections to amass wealth, but it conveniently ignores the complexities of doing business in Malawi and the principles of fair competition.

The article’s central claim – that Gangata’s company, Master Security, has unfairly won major contracts, including the CEAR/Nacala Logistics deal – is a gross oversimplification. Malawi’s procurement laws, as outlined in the Public Procurement Act (2017), are designed to ensure transparency and fairness in the awarding of public contracts.

It is likely that Master Security met the required standards and submitted a competitive bid, yet the article implies foul play without providing concrete evidence.

The Constitution of Malawi, Section 13(h), emphasizes the state’s responsibility to promote economic development and manage public resources effectively.

Gangata’s success in securing contracts could be seen as a contribution to national development, rather than a personal affront to Malawians. Moreover, Section 30(1) of the Constitution guarantees the right to engage in economic activities, which includes participating in public procurement processes.

The narrative pushed by the article and its author is not about fairness or respect, as they claim, but rather about stifling competition and discouraging investment in Malawi.

By portraying successful businesspeople as “contract kings,” the publication perpetuates a culture of envy and undermines the entrepreneurial spirit that is essential for economic growth.

Furthermore, the article’s emotive language and unsubstantiated allegations are a clear attempt to whip up public outrage, rather than encourage constructive debate.

This approach is not only unprofessional but also detrimental to Malawi’s development, as it erodes trust in institutions and discourages transparency.

It is time for Malawians to demand better journalism, not sensationalized clickbait that serves only to divide and distract.

As a nation, we should be celebrating success stories like Gangata’s, which demonstrate the potential for growth and entrepreneurship in our country.


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