DPP Eastern Region set for Mega Rally: A call to unity and progress

by in Politics

By Burnett Munthali

The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) in the Eastern Region is gearing up for an exciting Mega Rally on October 13, 2024, at 12:30 PM, taking place at the Chinamwali Community Ground. This much-anticipated event promises to be a pivotal gathering for party members and the local community, offering a platform to engage in discussions about the DPP’s vision for a brighter future for Malawi.

As excitement builds, attendees can look forward to the presence of esteemed guests, including Hon. Bright Msaka, the DPP Vice President for the East, and Hon. Daudi Chikwanje, the Regional Governor for the East. They will be joined by other influential party leaders, such as:



Hon. Mukhitho – Secretary General

Hon. Mary Thom Navicha – Director of Women

Hon. Namalomba – National Publicity Secretary

The Director of Youth, among others.


This rally will not only highlight the party’s achievements but also provide a platform for supporters to engage directly with their leaders, receive updates on ongoing initiatives, and discuss critical issues affecting the Eastern Region. It underscores the DPP’s unwavering commitment to development, security, and justice as the party prepares for the upcoming elections.

The DPP’s call to action is clear: party officials are urging all supporters to attend this significant event to demonstrate their solidarity with the DPP’s vision for a prosperous Malawi. As the rally seeks to unite party members and boost morale ahead of the 2025 elections, the DPP is enthusiastic about welcoming everyone to the Chinamwali Ground.

The event promises to be a vibrant affair, showcasing the party’s dedication to its constituents and fostering community spirit. With the slogan, “DPP: Development, Security, Justice,” the DPP is set to emphasize its roadmap for a better Malawi, led by Prof. Arthur Peter Mutharika, who champions the 2025 election campaign theme, “2025 Bomaaah.”

As the date draws near, anticipation is palpable among party supporters. They are encouraged to rally together and take part in what is expected to be an inspiring and unifying experience.