He said the review meetings will take the form, which the Public Sector Reforms Commission took in 2015 to mid-2017 except this time they will be broadcast live and there will be a feedback mechanism for the public to ask questions or clarification.
The briefing which was organized by Oxfam and the Women’s Legal Resources Centre (WOLREC) under the Women’s Manifesto Movement, brought together stakeholders, including the Non-Governmental Organisation Gender Coordinating Network (NGO-GCN), the African Women Leadership Network, and cross-party Directorates of Women.
Oxfam and WORLEC will hold a press briefing on political violence against women in Lilongwe on Wednesday, while the Malawi Police Service will launch an anti-violence campaign targeting women in politics at Chinsapo the same day.
Aspiring presidential candidate, Milward Tobias, has expressed determination to lay a foundation for the construction of an underwater road connecting Nkhata Bay and Likoma Island to facilitate road transport.
The United Transformation Movement (UTM) has expelled its former president, Dr. Michael Usi, with immediate effect for actions that it says have undermined the party’s unity and integrity.
As the UTM convention draws nearer, the political landscape within the party has intensified, with presidential candidate Dr. Dalitso Kabambe receiving a series of high-profile endorsements from influential figures such as Hon. Willet Kalonga, Hon. Allan Ngumuya, Hon. Penjani Kalua, Hon. Elsie Mituka, Hon. Alex Bulirani, and several others.
The United Transformation Movement (UTM) says it will proceed with its planned Central Executive Committee meeting today in Lilongwe despite the arrest of its Secretar General, Patricia Kaliati.
A cloud of uncertainty hangs over the way forward towards UTM’s National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting which was scheduled for Friday 25th October in Lilongwe
UTM Party presidential hopeful, Engineer Dr. Matthews Mtumbuka, on Wednesday met 64 delegates from the Upper Shire Region where he assured them of his commitment to preserve the SKC (Saulos Klaus Chilima) legacy.
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