1 week Ago By MaraviPost
LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)- The former Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) Governor Dr Dalitso Kabambe has disputed social reports claiming that he made funds contributions towards Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) political rally which was held on Saturday in Mzuzu. According to social media circulation, Dr. Kabambe who is now UTM member and presidential aspirant contributed MK200,000 towards DPP rally.
The reports added that Kabambe’s contributions to DPP is a clear sign that “UTM is being sold to blue camp”. But in a press statement issued on Saturday, September 21, 2024, Dr Kabambe described the reports as a mere “character attacks and assasination”. “I would like to address the recent claims regarding a purported contribution to the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) which is circulating that has been inaccurately attributed to me by an individual allegedly named Jappie Mhango.
“I want to make it unequivocally clear that ever since I left the DPP, I have never made any contributions to the DPP,” disputes Dr. Kabambe. UTM Presidential Aspirant adds, “It is therefore, truly disheartening to see how some individuals are willing to spread false narratives and engage in character attacks and assasination.
Such actions are not only repudiate but also immoraly wrong. “I find it unfortunate that there are those who would put personal grievances and malicious intent above truth and integrity”. Dr Kabambe reiterates, “I have no affiliations or sponsorship with the DPP or any other party outside UTM, nor do I support the dissemination of misinformation about my character or my intentions.
“The pursuit of truth should always take precedence over unfounded accusations.” He assures, “I am a bona fide UTM member and I am very happy in UTM. I remain committed to my principles and to serving the UTM and my community with transparency and honor.
I trust that the truth will ultimately prevail”. UTM is expected to hold elective convention in November this year where Dr. Kabambe will vy for Presidential position.
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