UTM Convention 2024: Unopposed Regional Vice Presidents Announced in Mzuzu

The UTM Convention 2024, held in Mzuzu, concluded with the announcement of the party’s newly elected regional vice presidents. All were elected unopposed, underscoring a sense of unity and purpose as the party gears up for the 2025 general elections. Delegates expressed unanimous confidence in the leadership team tasked with driving the party’s vision across the regions.

Northern Region: Catherine Mzumara

Catherine Mzumara was elected Vice President for the Northern Region unopposed. Recognized for her dedication to youth empowerment and regional development, Mzumara’s leadership is highly esteemed. Her unchallenged election reflects the party’s strong faith in her ability to champion UTM’s agenda in the North, where her influence continues to grow.

Central Region: Hellen Zalira Chabunua

Hellen Zalira Chabunua takes the role of Vice President for the Central Region, also unopposed. A vocal advocate for women’s rights and social justice, Chabunua has earned respect for her commitment to uplifting marginalized communities. Her focus on infrastructure, education, and healthcare will be pivotal in addressing the region’s pressing needs.

Eastern Region: Simon Salambula

In the Eastern Region, Simon Salambula emerged as Vice President without contest. Known for his grassroots engagement, Salambula’s priorities include improving access to basic services, bolstering agricultural support, and fostering economic empowerment. His leadership is anticipated to bridge the gap between policy and practical regional development.

Southern Region: Richard Makondi

Richard Makondi was elected Vice President for the Southern Region unopposed. His vast political experience and focus on youth and economic initiatives position him as a key figure in the region’s progress. Makondi’s agenda includes job creation, education enhancement, and infrastructure development, aligning with UTM’s broader goals.

The unopposed elections at the UTM Convention 2024 reflect the party’s cohesion and readiness to face upcoming challenges. With a united leadership team in place, UTM is poised to strengthen its presence and address regional concerns ahead of the 2025 elections. This alignment of leadership and vision sets a strong foundation for the party’s strategy moving forward.