The Public Affairs Committee (PAC) has disclosed that it is to hold an emergency meeting with its stakeholders to discuss next action over Malawi government’s delay to table the electoral reforms bills in Parliament.
This follows the missing of electoral reforms bills on the list of agenda for the November sitting despite government making assurances earlier on that the bills are to be discussed before the end of the year 2017.
PAC chairperson Felix Chingota has disclosed that they are to have a meeting with stakeholders on Wednesday in Blantyre on the next course action following the missing of the bills.
Chingota added that the ministry of justice has been snubbing his queries on the progress of the bills if they are to be tabled in the house this year.
Leader of the House Kondwani Nankhumwa is reported to have disclosed that the bills can be tabled if they can pass through the stages on time.
PAC has been advocating for electoral reforms bills that are to witness the president elected having more than half of the votes.
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Do you remember section 65(Tembo) and budget (Bingu) in 2005? This same PAC which you call political grouping helped in passing the budget, it fought for our general good. What is wrong with you people?
The so called Men of God I hve lost trust on them. Its good they join Chakwera in party politics & B.Mlomole to be the Vice President wa MCP not azitisokoneza. They hve nothing to offer to this country.
angry religious leaders…..Koma masiku ano uthenga wa tembenukani mtima ufumu wa ku mwamba wayandikira udakamwazidwabe?
Shut-up!!!!