Allegations have surfaced accusing Israeli national David Tzur of involvement in a scheme to influence Malawi’s upcoming elections. Tzur, a former high-ranking police officer, reportedly arrived in Malawi recently and is believed to have met with President Lazarus Chakwera and other high-ranking officials last week .

Sources claim that Tzur is working closely with the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) to manipulate the electoral process. His activities allegedly include coordinating with the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) and planning technical disruptions such as power outages and network failures on election day to compromise the integrity of the polls.

This is happening amidst speculation that the Malawi Elections Commission servers in Netherlands have been compromised and voters roll messed deliberately to suit the ill intentions of Malawi Congress Party.

Reports further suggest that Tzur has held multiple meetings with government officials and cabinet members to strategize his involvement. The accusations have sparked public outrage, with many questioning the role of foreign actors in Malawi’s political affairs.

Opposition parties have called for an immediate investigation into Tzur’s activities and his connections with the ruling party. Civil society groups have also demanded assurances from the government to uphold the credibility of the electoral process.

While the government has yet to issue a formal statement, the allegations have raised serious concerns about potential interference in Malawi’s democratic processes. The international community is closely watching the developments.