By Burnett Munthali
At the AFORD Indaba held at the Golden Peacock in Lilongwe, the spotlight was firmly on Engineer Newton Kambala, the co-founder and presidential candidate of the United Transformation Movement (UTM). His presence at this significant political event has sparked considerable interest and speculation regarding the future of Malawi’s political landscape.
Kambala, known for his engineering background and innovative approach to politics, arrived at the convention with a notable entourage, signaling the importance of this engagement for UTM. His participation in the AFORD Indaba highlights a strategic move to explore potential alliances and build relationships with other political entities.
The Golden Peacock venue was abuzz as Kambala mingled with delegates, exchanged views, and attended key discussions. His presence not only brought a sense of gravity to the proceedings but also indicated UTM’s commitment to active involvement in shaping Malawi’s political future.
The convention, themed around fostering political dialogue and cooperation, provided a platform for Kambala to articulate his vision and align with other major players in Malawian politics. As discussions continue, the implications of Kambala’s engagement at the AFORD Indaba could be pivotal in determining the alliances and strategies leading up to the next presidential election.
