Mzuni students to join PAC demonstrations


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Students from Mzuzu University (Mzuni) have disclosed that they are to join Public Affairs Committee’s (PAC) peaceful march to show anger over the delayed electoral reforms bills.

Confirming the development, Mzuni students leader Wazamazama Katatu said the students are to march in solidarity with PAC on the electoral reforms bills.

Wazamazama Katatu
Katatu: Has confirmed the development.

Wazamaza said the electoral reforms bills are a lifetime opportunity for citizens of Malawi hence the decision to join PAC.

PAC has set December 13 for nationwide demonstrations on the delay to table the electoral reforms bills.

Churches in Malawi have since mobilized their members to take part in the demonstrations.

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Among the electoral reforms advocated by PAC include the controversial 50+1 voting system.

173 thoughts on “Mzuni students to join PAC demonstrations

  1. Ana a sukulu nawons ndi nzika za dzulo LA Malawi,amanva kupweteka chimodzimodzi mmene wina aliyense anganvere ngati zinthu sizikuyenda bwino.Thumb up to Mzuni students for making it,you are showing that,you are bonified Malawians who feel pain.You are there to learn so as to understand things deeper and also to have a potential of differentiating Good from bad,go ahead that coming!!!!!!!!

  2. Mzuni has overtaken other universities in malawi. It is now one of the best. Go ahead my school you can contribute to a better change for my country go go go ahead my Mzuni

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