When a petrol line can cover the line to vote

The fuel access line rather than the line of voting is what is in the mind of many rural as a general election of Tuesday.

Fuel shortages for a long time, as well as the general smoking, the rising cost of life, famine, poverty, unequalities and youth, add visible disorders here.

The President, Parliament and Parliament and the election of the Council Compete votes against the background of fear of what can change.

It is a sign that money is strong, verification of the manufacturer compared to the past. This, even though there is a Presidential race to see as a Remiot in the consent of the consent, Lazarus Chakhera, and a man who had hit in 2020, then President Peter Mutharika.

There are some 15 candidates.

But the normal colorful campaign is lost. FREE T-Shirts often appear with enthusiasm with zeal is very limited.

There are a few boards of large elections on the main roads of the nation.

Back in the lines of a snatch, patience runs thin, sometimes resulting in the fighting frames.

Hearing the shortage of oil into an election problem, Chakera tried to address it.

In a television talk, eight days before the voting was opened, he agreed to be frustrated and apologized. The President then changed his fire to unmarried officials to deliberately kill the oil market.

Like cooking petrol, new job opportunities are also difficult to come.

Setting food on the table, young men and the diesel use small plastic dishes in the official price.

In the southern southern city of Mago, they refused to be discussed with us unless they were, as they were born of a car drivers who hope is the only way to survive.

At the cost of food they increase over 30% last year, and the salaries are not limited, things are difficult to pay for them.

The higher rate rate is partially divided into international shortage, which is forcing the other to bought us to buy US dollars in a black market. The cost is transferred to the consumer.

The effect of economic problems in young people may be very important for this option – about half of the registered voters are under 35 years.

And yet the two ears earlier is the election of the Presidency grew more. Chakera is 70 years old and Mutharika is 85 years old.

“When young people get their votes next week, they have to think about the poverty adversity.

Many small voters tell BBC that these progressive problems have interrupted the zeal in election.

“Looking at nominees – is a difficult way to do hard to make because hope is lost. It has been voted and voting but the next leader will change Malawi.”

The Mtharika elections have made several stops in the villages of Mbius Mbikhusi Highway.

Elsewhere, the supportor raised the sign “Return to the World” and said life was better when the President was at the office.

At Mutharika Rally Mchchinga meeting, the old woman wearing a colorful headcarf and Sarong caught a large bucket and shouted “a fertilizer”.

He highlighted an important issue of 80% of people living in rural areas. Many of these people survive what they grow smaller and make money on what is left.

Chakhera had promised to reduce costs of an important agriculture – but the price to the other side. It has now six more than it was in 2019.

The President “suspected certain opposition parties work with the private sellers to distort fertilizer”, his office said. He promised small farmers to farmers will return under the intended program due to the first month.

Chakera had five difficult years in Helm but always hopes.

He says he invests in the future of the country and as the Heway policy promised that the state will include Malawi Malawi Malawi ($ 290; £ 210) for each general account. They will be able to reach them after they reach 18.

Another ever president, Joyce Eanda – the head of the World’s State of the World – is also running. He has promised to fight fraud, reform economies and develop rural infrastructure.

Another President of the President, including Atupele Master, Dalitso Cabinet and President Michael Suse, all promising a major change in the world’s poorest countries.

No shortage of choice on a ballot paper, but Malaysi will be hoping for anyone out as a winner – after the second vote or second cycle

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