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"Boma ndi lomweli": UDF rallies at COMESA Hall  Malawi 24 | Latest News from Malawi

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The United Democratic Front (UDF) echoed its battle cry, 'Boma ndi lomweli' ('This is the government'), at a highly charged convention held at the COMESA Hall in Blantyre. Party loyalists and leaders gathered to reaffirm their commitment to making a political comeback in Malawi’s volatile political landscape. The convention drew hundreds of UDF supporters, who […]

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