By Jones Gadama
The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has categorically denied reports that its spokesperson on Finance, Joseph Mwanamveka, has been dismissed by President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika.
The party’s spokesperson Shadrick Namalomba asserts that these claims are unfounded and part of a smear campaign orchestrated by the Malawi Congress Party (MCP).
Namalomba clarified that Mwanamveka was not behind the controversial Age Bill Limit, which has been a topic of heated debate in the country.

He said Ben Phiri was delegated by Mwanamveka to read the statement in parliament
“The allegations that Joseph Mwanamveka was dismissed for his comments at the Nancholi rally are completely false,” said Namalomba adding that “Mwanamveka was merely fulfilling his role as Vice president for the South and any insinuation that he was undermining President Mutharika is a blatant lie.”
He further accused the MCP of spreading propaganda to create discord within the ruling party. “This is a classic case of political sabotage. The MCP is desperate to distract the public from their own shortcomings and is resorting to lies about our party members,” the spokesperson added.
Mwanamveka himself has expressed his commitment to the DPP and its leadership, stating that he remains focused on the party’s agenda and the welfare of the Malawian people. “I am proud to serve under President Mutharika and will continue to work towards our shared goals,” he said.
As the political landscape in Malawi continues to evolve, the DPP urges its supporters to remain vigilant against misinformation and to stand united in the face of opposition tactics aimed at destabilizing the party.