Month: September 2018 Posts

Committee defends ‘archaic’ cancer centre design

Sep 06, 2018 Russell Kondowe 5 &

The Parliamentary Committee on Health has defended the design of the National Cancer Centre being constructed in Lilongwe and has called on Malawians to wait for the building to be completed. Chairperson of the committee… ...

Youths urged to be leaders

Apr 23, 2018 Luke Bisani 1 &

At a time that the young vs old divide in leadership is a key issue in Malawi politics, Dedza East parliamentarian Juliana Lunguzi has challenged the youths in Malawi to go for leadership positions. Lunguzi… ...

No more grandpas for Malawi Presidency: MP to move motion on age limit for Presidents

Apr 11, 2018 Bright Malenga 21 &

Dedza East lawmaker Juliana Lunguzi has said she is considering to propose an amendment to the constitution which will introduce age limit for president and other public offices. The Member of Parliament revealed her intentions… ...

Mutharika under fire over government spending

Mar 30, 2018 Bright Malenga 1 &

Dedza East Parliamentarian Juliana Lunguzi has blasted President Peter Mutharika for failing to reduce expenditure at this time when government is facing financial challenges. Recently, Malawi Chief Secretary to Government Lloyd Muhara said in a… ...

Lunguzi hails UK parliament: urges Malawi to emulate

Mar 23, 2018 Bright Malenga 2 &

Dedza East lawmaker Juliana Lunguzi has hailed the informal setup in the British Parliament saying it leads to in-depth debates when members are deliberating issues of national importance. Lunguzi had the opportunity to observe deliberations… ...

Lunguzi mad at Mutharika

Jan 04, 2018 Malawi24 Reporter 16 &

Hell certainly hath no fury than an opposition MP angered. Member of Parliament (MP) for Dedza East Juliana has questioned President Peter Mutharika’s decision to appoint Paramount Chief Lundu as chairperson of the Malawi Blood… ...

The idiocy of MCP: An opposition party with no principle

Feb 25, 2017 Chinsinsi Muchitanji 102 &

Yesterday I was watching the Parliamentary proceedings as they were discussing the issue of inviting Scotland Yard to investigate the death of Issa Njauju and other related matters that unsurprisingly remain unresolved in this country.… ...