Shadric Namalomba, a prominent member of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), has urged residents of Mgona in Lilongwe to register for the upcoming elections, as the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) prepares to commence the voter registration process soon. His call comes at a critical time when the DPP seeks to strengthen its support base ahead of future elections.

In his address, Namalomba emphasized that voter registration is essential for empowering the people of Mgona to participate actively in the democratic process. “This is the only way the citizens can help the party increase its voter turnout and return to power,” he stated. He encouraged individuals to take advantage of the registration opportunities, as this will ensure that their voices are heard and that they can influence the direction of the government.

Namalomba expressed disappointment at the challenges many Malawians are currently facing, despite promises made during the political campaigns leading up to the 2020 elections. “It is disheartening to see that, even after various assurances were made, many citizens are still struggling. Our party must be a voice for these people, and we can only do that if we have their support at the polls,” he said.

The DPP has been actively working to reconnect with voters, emphasizing the importance of grassroots engagement and mobilization. Namalomba’s call to action is a strategic effort to galvanize support and ensure that DPP candidates have a robust backing as they approach the next election cycle.