Ken Msonda suffered a significant defeat in the MCP primaries for Rumphi East, receiving only eight votes compared to Alfred Nyasulu’s 509. Msonda’s expulsion from the DPP and ongoing controversies have marred his political career. Despite his positive claims about MCP, his loss highlights a disappointing turn of events.
Ken Msonda has faced a significant defeat in the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) primaries for the Rumphi East Constituency. In a surprising outcome, delegates decisively rejected Msonda, granting him only eight votes. In contrast, Otton Thindwa and Alfred Nyasulu received 285 and 509 votes, respectively, with Nyasulu ultimately securing the position as the overall winner.
Once a member of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), Msonda was expelled and his defeat represents a substantial setback in a political career that has been plagued by controversy and frequent party switches. Despite his assertions that the MCP is an organized party serving the people, Msonda’s experience illustrates a starkly different reality, ending in disappointment for the seasoned politician, often referred to as “the Think Tank.”
Ken Msonda’s defeat in the MCP primaries underscores a critical turning point in his political journey, marked by diminishing support and challenges within his party affiliation. This event serves as a reminder of the volatile nature of political careers, especially for individuals struggling with a history of party transitions and controversies.
Original Source: malawi24.com
