Malawi: One Year On, Mutharika Says Freedom Restored but Economy Still 'A Process'
[Nyasa Times] President Peter Mutharika has marked one year back in office with a wide-ranging reflection on his return to power, telling Malawi Broadcasting Corporation on Sunday evening that his time out of government had sharpened his determination to rebuild the country.
One year after his return to power in Malawi, President Peter Mutharika reflected on his journey in an interview with the Malawi Broadcasting Corporation. Mutharika expressed his determination to rebuild the country, noting that his time out of office had sharpened his resolve. He was the first person to win Malawi's presidency three times and secured the highest number of votes in an election.
Mutharika described his administration's achievements, emphasizing the restoration of freedom and food security as top priorities. He defended his achievements in food security against critics who downplayed its significance. Mutharika acknowledged the challenges in repairing the economy within a year, stating that it is a process that will take time.
He expressed gratitude for the support from economic sectors and Malawians and highlighted the importance of national unity in rebuilding the country. Despite facing difficult decisions, Mutharika remains committed to the long-term success of Malawi.
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