“Tipp-EX” or the long-awaited Munqalm Malwi?

Just five years after being greatly removed by the court ruling, Peter Mawtsika is scheduled to return to power as president of Mulla.

It seems that Mutharika, who held the higher position from 2014 to 2020, has won the general elections last week, which has long raped his opponent, President Lazaros Chakuerra.

The voters’ anti -voters in the campaign path told the campaign that life was simply better under his leadership – Malawi has seen one of the worst economic shrinkage ever since Chakuerra took office.

However, the 85 -year -old Muttarsika recorded his own faults, from allegations of corruption to the disaster that ended his first presidency.

This is the fourth time that he nominated a position, but at first, Mawttika did not intend to enter politics.

He was born in 1940 in the Thiulu region, which grows tea, and he grew up by teachers and developed the love of education.

“I grew up in a family where my parents were teachers, and I spent all my life in higher education, in seven universities on three continents.”

He enrolled in the Dedza Secondary School, an institution in the middle of Malawi known for the auspices of prominent politicians, and studied law in the 1960s at the prestigious Yale University in the United States.

Mutharika continued to become a professor and build experience in international justice. He spent contracts from Malawi education in universities in the United States, Tanzania, Uganda and Ethiopia.

Ultimately, Mutharika controlled politics in 2004, when he became his older brother, Pingo, President of Malawi.

Mutharika returned home to be a consultant for the new president and in 2009, he was elected as deputy of the ruling Progressive Democratic Party (DPP).

He served in the cabinet as his brother as Minister of Justice, Minister of Education, then the Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Mutharika has expanded the scope of power relatively safely, but the tensions appeared in 2010, amid reports that Bingu had plans to name his brother as a DPP presidential candidate in the 2014 elections.

“Every week, leaders from all over the country are shown on National TV, Legonia, praise Peter Muttarsika … Many audiences are angry, given this bright favorit Guardian.

But the caliphate plans suddenly stopped in April 2012.

At the age of 78, the president was subjected to a heart attack, and he died. Mutharika praised the glowing honor of the late leader in his funeral, describing him as “my brother, my friend and also my hero.”

With the vacant presidency, this was followed by a struggle for power. Malawi’s constitution stipulated that if the head of state dies in office, the vice president takes over his duties, but Bingo fell with his vice president, Joyce Panda, due to the controversial plans to confirm his brother.

DPP expelled Panda, which later formed a new party, the People’s Party (PP), but refused to step down as vice president.

When the president died, his supporters tried to install Motttika as a leader in challenging the constitution, but in the end Panda prevailed and became the first president of Malawi.

He was accused of treason after being accused of being part of a conspiracy to hide the death of his brother to give him time to maneuver to keep Panda outside the presidency.

He rejected the charges as trivial and political motives – and was dropped after his election as president in 2014, where Panda and Chouherra defeated more than 36 % of the votes.

Supporters of Mawtharika says that his first period in power raised Malawi, pointing to billions of dollars from Chinese loans he obtained in order to renew the country’s infrastructure.

The inflation also decreased dramatically during the first period of Muttatika. When he succeeded Panda, the inflation rate was 24 % – by the time when he left, he had shrunk to one numbers.

However, the duration of Mawtharika also witnessed the power outage, food shortage, and more corruption scandals that afflicted Al -Mallawi’s policy for a long time.

In 2018, Malawi Anti -Corruption Agency Mutharika accused of receiving a 2.8 billion (1.6 million dollars; 1.2 million pounds) To provide food to the police.

Malawi moved to the streets to protest, but was later cleared of any violations.

He regularly defended himself as an Monde in fighting corruption and corruption, and in 2015 BBC told “the only president in Africa to travel.”

Although Mutharika survived the allegations of corruption, it ended up losing the presidency in one of the most exciting moments in Malawi’s political history.

Mutharika nominated for a second term in 2019 and after the votes account, it was announced on the victor.

However, the Constitutional Court later canceled the elections, saying that there was widespread tampering, including the use of Tipp-EX on the results papers. Commentators sarcastically pointed to Mawttika as “Tip-EX” president.

Judges ordered the restart of the year 2020, amazingly, Chakwera won 59 % of the votes.

Although Mutharika was described as “unacceptable”, the Constitutional Court gained an international praise to protect democracy and refused to be affected by the presidential authority.

He suggested that he would not run for positions again, but he surprised many by entering the presidential race for this year, saying that his supporters wanted to save the country from Chakuerra.

Since he left Mawtharika his post, inflation has risen to 30 %. Cyclone Freddy, a punishable dryness, a decrease in foreign reserves and other factors of many millions to severe poverty.

During the campaign’s letters this year, Mutharika asked the audience in the local Chichewa language: “Munandisowa eti?

However, Mawtika was seen on public places during the campaign, unlike Chakuerra, which held many gatherings throughout Malawi.

As a result, speculation about the validity of Mawtharika is widespread and there are questions about whether he has the ability to lead Malawi again at the age of 85.

Regardless, voters put their confidence in it. He even triumphed in areas known to be Chakwera strongholds, such as the capital, Lilongwe and Nkhotakota.

While his political career was full of events, the life of the personality of the personality is relatively calm. News Agency describes it to Agence France -Presse as “reserved” while the South African mail in South Africa wrote that “friends say he is an equipped man, more comfortable with books more than political gatherings.”

Mutharika has three children from his first wife, Christophene, who died in 1990. In June 2014, he married the former parliament at DPP Gertrde Maseko.

The couple is scheduled to return to the presidential housing, but this time it will be an effect in the archaeological part.

Many millions have already suffered, as Muttharika indicated in his campaign letters. So as soon as the dust settles from his unlikely return, you will see the nation very much, to see if he has achieved well in his pledge to return them to better times.