DPP Sued


Dpp blue night

Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Malawi have sued the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).

 

Dpp blue night
Blue Night Keeps DPP in trouble..

The CSOs through their lawyer have successful sued DPP through Zomba high court for failing to pay the money it got from government parasastals during the blue night fundraising Gala.

This follows a withdraw from the dialogue that CSOs had with DPP on lack of seriousness by the ruling party.

DPP is reported to have solicited funds from Blantyre City Council (BCC), Mzuzu City Council (MCC) and Lilongwe Water Board (LWB) for the dinner and dance.

The development sparked anger among CSOs namely Youth and Society, Centre for the Development of People (CEDEP), Centre for Human Rights and Rehabilitation (CHRR) and Human Rights Consultative Committee who demanded that DPP must provide full list of parastatals and councils that funded blue night dinner and dance.

The development witnessed stakeholders accusing DPP of abuse of power for demanding money from the institutions.

But the ruling party insisted that the organisations were not forced to donate the cash hence it cannot return the money.

48 thoughts on “DPP Sued”

  1. DPP apa ndiye yachita zosayenera. Ine Kanyimbi ndilibe mbali, chonde bwazani ndalamazo.

  2. the president of south korea was forced out of office over an issue like this but i think in malawi it’s ok.it started with NAC and malawians malawians are cool with it.this is a very cursed country.

  3. Suing smbody is according to what evidences u have at hand. This means the recipient had some sort of influence bcz is the one who knows how the law of the land works. Nobody can sue smbody without tangible grounds.

  4. Bullshit of CSOs… Don’t waste time in court issues if indeed your are doing the right thing of national importance… Suing Dpp is not the right gesture, but advocating for good governance policies that will protect our resources from party sponsorship.

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