Tired Malawi faced the presidential elections of this week, the nations have economic issues
Blantyre, Malawi (AP) – Malawi hosted the President’s election this week as one of the poor African countries with economic issues, along with memorable memories.
The president of Lazarus Chakkerala, a historian teacher and a historian, was Challenger in the 2019 Challiance 2019 of the 2019 of the Supreme Court.
The following year, Chakera re-conquered elections.
In this case, Chakera, 70, of Malawi Congress Party is looking for a second cum. Mutharika, 85, of the ongoing group, hopes to return to the leadership.
They both appeared to be the main opponents in the Tuesday, with the Line of 17 of the President, including one former President, Joyce. Malawi will also choose legal parliament and more than 500 members of the council council.
Changes in weather conditions
In the last five years, victory that was at the beginning of Chakerah arrived after months of the street protests on his support. But things have changed after five difficult years and this VOTI took place between the economic crisis and the trust of Shaky in public institutions in the South African nation in 21 million.
Inflation and life’s costs are highly increased, and there is a critical shortage of gasoline and sugar.
Freddy Hurricane With 2023 and inspired drought in El Niño. The plane crash last year killed the president of the deputy sausulos Chima, a man recognized as leader by waiting.
“The Malawi is tired,” said the political commentator in Dulan. “They are looking for results, not just rhetoric. And this election is the mirror of that frustration.”
According to Sudduli, the powerful challenge of Mtharika return to the Presidency despite the 2019 defections were not a controversial indicator but was disappointed with Chakera.
The new election format
Frashlent Vote The Choice of Malawi elections, and this election will be determined by a format of 50% + 1 – meaning the winner needs to receive more than 50% of the votes.
Analysts see the powerful opportunities that no one will find most of the first ballot of voting, forcing to escape, possibly between Chakewera and Mtharika.
The most outstanding voters in the country usually measured as between young older people of eating food and fertilizer.
Malawi is closed to the world and depends largely on agriculture, 80% of people living in rural areas and depends on less damage. Its great export is a cigarette.
Mutharika has spread to return to the “faithful leadership” and some agree.
Eliza Justin, a 34-year-old Marketer, said things were better under the previous President.
“At that time, we couldn’t afford manure. Everyone was able to grow corn,” said Justin. “Now, the prices are killing us. We need Motharika to go back to save us.”
Mutharaka has made a few public occurrences for running and there are questions over her age – if she is selected, she would turn around 90 when her time was running out.
He also choses the former head of the canceled vote for 2019 as his runner, which reflects many alarms between Mutharika and elections.
‘The economy of freedom’
Chakhwara appeared more during the campaign for but “the economy isolated and felt that he did not meet the expectations, said Dulani, analystist.
The inflation increased from about 8% by 2020% under Chakera, oppressing the country.
Chimala’s death in the crash of the drop-in-law accident June was once again preceded by the fall reports between Chakera and the President, who was most popular among the younger and were recognized as a major hope as a young President.
Nevertheless, some Becharika supporters voted – his brother, who was Presidential of 2004-2012 – voted past.
“We look forward, not back,” said Chiwala, who is in charge of the taxi business.
Election Commission for Malawi, oversight of elections on Tuesday, ready for additional discretion following 2019.
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