Northern Region Constituencies to watch this evening as results come in

The following is a guide to constituencies with party heavyweights contesting. This is a guide to your simple results on how they stand. This is for Northern Region

 Chitipa North:
DPP Vice President Nick Masebo fighting with Peoples Party former Agriculture Minister Dr. James Munthali
Chitipa Central:
Presidential Candidate for NASAF James Nyondo versus 8 candidates
Karonga Central:
Bengahzi; PP's Frank Mwenefumbo and Former Deputy Minister Dr. Cornelius Mwalwanda
Karonga Nyungwe
MCP Vice President Richard Msowoya battling with four candidates
Rumphi Central:
Aford President Enock Chakufwa Chihana battling with PP Norman Nyirenda
Nkhatabay Central:
DPP's Symon Vuwa Kaunda versus PP's Ralph Mhone
Nkhatabay Northwest
Former Justice Minister Ralph Kasambara versus  six other candidates
Nkhatabay South
Dr. Ken Zikhale Ng'oma (PP) versus Emily Chinthu Phiri (independent) and Prof Eta Banda (independent)
Mzimba North
DPP's Goodall Gondwe versus Yeremiah Chihana of NARC and PP's Agness Nyalonje
Mzimba North East
Former Health Minister Catherine Gotani Hara (PP) versus PETRA Presidential Candidate Kamuzu Chibambo
Mzimba West
NARC President Loveness Gondwe versus PP Vice President Harry Mkandawire and Musician Independent Billy Kaunda
Mzimba South West
Vice President Khumbo Kachali versus Raymond Nkhata (independent)
Mzimba South East
Social media activist Ackson Kalaile Banda (PP) versus Rabson Chihaula Shaba (Independent)

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Obama, Ntaba and the long walk towards Tobacco control

Today, a heart rendering and touching ceremony was heard at the Durban Convetion centre in South Africa, 40 million people have died since 1999 from tobacco smoking deaths. The diseases are many so it denial. The Framework Convention Alliance and many Civil Society organisations, are working tirelessly to inform the public on the dangers of smoking. I felt ashamed as a Malawian to hear Malawi mentioned now and then as a country which has not signed the FCTC a World Heath organisation treaty that advocates regulation of tobacco smoking. I am not sure what Bakili Muluzi was thinking, but I am sure my President Bingu wa Mutharika is intelligent enough to read the treaty and realise that in anyway regulating smoking does it kill our tobacco sector. After all as Yussuf Saloojee and Alison Cox say, the crop has not helped Malawians much in their 100 years of growing. I see poverty, we cry poverty and for years we continue to be among the poorest despite not having wars or any sort of conflic
Read more

Protect the Poor Madame President

Finally the evil we all pretended would never come has landed. The Malawi Kwacha for long held at an artificial rate has come crumbling down to an already worn out people. Malawians have moved from position of comfort to that of uncertainty in the past one also years. The devaluation this morning, could not have been as painful as this one will be, if the kwacha was let to float and make its own value stand. Controls should only be done in economies which are stronger to sustain themselves. Today, the dollar is at K252 officially and the countries largest Commercial bank is buying at K247 and selling hard cash at K257. Good news to exporters- especially tobacco farmers. Their take home will increase considerably though we are not sure how the corresponding cost of living will  be at the moment. The cost of living is already high for an average worker in Malawi. The administration of President Joyce Banda, as she personally say running to put things in order. She says Malawi n
Read more