President Chakwera announces that MCP will welcomes anyone who wants to join


 President Lazarus Chakwera invites all interested politicians to join the ruling Malawi Congress Party (MCP), emphazing that the party's doors are open to everyone. During a development rally at Chinsapo ground in Lilongwe, where he inspected the construction of Lilongwe Bridge and 99 houses for immigration officers.

The president also urged politicians to refrain from name calling and castigation, emphazing the counterproductive nature of such behaviour.

Chakwera expressed his commitment to on going project across the country despite some individuals not fully recognizing their significance

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