DPP Youths Remains Intact

The youths of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) in the northern region on Sunday came out in full force to show their unwavering solidarity for their party amidst rumors of mass defections to the newly formed People’s Democratic Party (PDP) whose founder is Kondwani Nankhumwa.

Speaking in a well-attended rally held in the city of Mzuzu, the DPP youths made it clear that they are still loyal to their party and have no intentions of leaving any time soon.

The event, which was organized to refute media reports suggesting that a majority of DPP members have joined the newly formed PDP led by, witnessed the large turnout of young party members waving DPP flags and chanting slogans in support of their party.

Addressing at the rally, DPP Deputy Director of the youth wing in the northern region, Daniel Nkhata emphasized the party’s long-standing values and commitment to serving the people of Malawi.

“We urged fellow party members to remain united and focused on the upcoming elections, now is not the time to waver in our support,” said Nkhata.

The rally was met with enthusiasm and support from the community, with many onlookers also expressing their solidarity to the DPP and their belief in the party’s ability to bring about positive change in the country.

In his remarks, Deputy Regional Governor for the north, Caiaphas Phiri said despite the challenges and political unrest currently engulfing political parties in the country, the DPP youths in the north have demonstrated a clear message that they are standing firm in support for the party and its mission.

“As the country gears up for the next election, it is evident that the DPP still commands a strong and dedicated following among the younger generation,” said Phiri.

The DPP deputy regional chief also disclosed that the party president, Arthur Peter Mutharika will conduct a political rally at Katoto secondary school ground in the city of Mzuzu later this month.