Richard Msowoya

Richard Msowoya

politician Malawi

Richard Msowoya is a Malawian politician known for his role as the Deputy President of the Malawi Congress Party (MCP). He gained prominence in the political landscape when President Lazarus Chakwera selected him as his running mate in the 2014 general elections, a decision that ultimately resulted in electoral defeat. Msowoya's experience in politics spans several years, but his previous selection raised questions about the effectiveness of prioritizing party hierarchy over broader electoral strategy.

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South Africa South Africa: The Southern African Development Community (SADC) observer team, led by former Malawi Speaker Richard Msowoya, concluded that the elections 'fell short of regional standards.' 4

Mail & Guardian: Tanzania’s post-election violence raises doubts over credibility of 2025 polls – The Mail & Guardian

Canada Canada: Richard Msowoya issued an unusual criticism of the Tanzanian election on behalf of the Southern African Development Community. 5

The Globe and Mail: Canada, allies raise doubts over Tanzanian election as president claims landslide victory

Kenya Kenya: In a statement Richard Msowoya, head of the Southern African Development Community Electoral Observation Mission (SEOM), said it was their 'tentative conclusion that, in most areas, voters could not express their democratic will'. 5

The Standard: SADC says Tanzania voting did not meet bloc's principles for democratic elections

Malawi Malawi: Richard Msowoya is the Head of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Electoral Observation Mission to Tanzania’s October 29, 2025 General Elections. 5

Nyasa Times – popular Malawian online publication: “Not Free, Not Fair”: SADC Slams Tanzania’s 2025 Elections - Malawi Nyasa Times