🕊️ Malawi is in mourning after President Lazarus Chakwera confirmed no survivors were found following Tuesday's tragic plane crash in a remote forest. The aircraft carried Vice President Saulos Chilima and nine others, shocking the nation and global observers.
In a televised address, Chakwera described the incident as a "terrible tragedy," urging citizens to honor Chilima's legacy of public service. The VP, 51, was a rising political figure known for his anti-corruption campaigns and youth advocacy 🌱.
Authorities are investigating why the military plane lost contact during its 45-minute flight. International partners like the U.S. and U.K. have offered technical support. Locals near the crash site reported hearing an explosion before discovering debris.
Flags will fly at half-mast for seven days as Malawi grapples with its worst air disaster in decades. Social media floods with #RIPChilima tributes, while analysts speculate on the political implications ahead of 2025 elections.
