KALIATI REFUTES VOICE NOTE CONTROVERSY
By Michael Martin//MALAWI
Former United Transformation Movement-UTM General Secretary, Hon. Patricia Kaliati has distanced herself from a leaked voice note (VN) that sparked controversy, with many speculating.
The VN, which has been circulating on social media, appears to be a recording of a conversation between someone impersonating Kaliati and an unknown individual.
When questioned by a Times reporter, Kaliati denied being the speaker in the VN, claiming that she is being impersonated.
She expressed frustration, stating that her enemies are attempting to tarnish her reputation through manipulation and deceit.
In the VN, the speaker, alleged to be Kaliati, makes several provocative statements.
She appears to be discussing her party’s chances in upcoming elections, expressing confidence that UTM will emerge victorious.
The speaker also makes derogatory comments about individuals who oppose her party.
The UTM party, led by Vice President Dr. Dalitso Kabambe, has been gaining momentum in Malawi’s political landscape. With elections scheduled for September 2025, the party is poised to be a major contender.
However, internal conflicts and power struggles have plagued the party, leading to speculation about its chances of success.
Patricia Kaliati is a prominent figure in the UTM party, serving as a key advisor to party president Dalitso Kabambe.
Her influence within the party has sparked both admiration and criticism, with some accusing her of manipulating party decisions for personal gain.
The leaked VN has sparked widespread debate, with many questioning Kaliati’s integrity and loyalty to the UTM party.
As the party prepares for the upcoming elections, this controversy may have significant implications for its chances of success.
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