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UTM has solution to current economic challenges – Kabambe

Chancy Namadzunda by Chancy Namadzunda
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UTM president Dr. Dalitso Kabambe has reassured Malawians that his party has solutions to economic challenges Malawians are currently going through.

Speaking in Balaka on Thursday,  Kabambe said he has vast experience in economic and finance management to turn around the country’s economy once elected into office on September 16th 2025.

“My government will create jobs for young people who are currently failing to get jobs and business opportunities because of poor governance system by the current government,” said Kabambe.

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On manufacturing the UTM president promised to put huge investment in value addition initiatives like establishing factories of making clothing from cotton grown in Balaka.

UTM Senior Official Patricia Kaliati said Kabambe has come to rescue Malawians from the bondage of poverty.

The UTM president is expected to hold more whistlestop rallies in Balaka district on Friday.

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