‎Former President Peter Mutharika has won Malawi’s presidential elections ‎

Blantyre – Former Malawi president Peter Mutharika has won the presidential election beating incumbent Lazarus Chakwera by a huge margin the country’s electoral Commission said.
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‎The Malawi Electoral Commission said Mutharika secured 57% of the votes, against the 33% of current President Chakwera.
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‎Chakwera conceded defeat on Wednesday after days of keeping quite when Malawians had already known that he had been defeated.
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Outgoing Malawi President Lazarus Chakwera who failed Malawians.

‎Mutharika,85, returns to power after he was dramatically unseated by a court ruling which brought in Chakwera.
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‎Mutharika is the brother of the late former Malawi president Bingu Wa Mutharika.
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‎Chakwera lost the elections because Malawians have long accused him of corruption and failing to rescue the ailing economy.

Zimbabwe’s controversial businessman Wicknell Chivhayo with Peter Chakwera in Blantyre.

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