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Undule welcomes appointment of Tenthani as First Registrar of Political Parties in Malawi

Governance and Human Rights Advocate Undule Mwakasungula has welcomed government decision to appoint Dr. Kizito Tenthani as Malawi’s first Registrar of Political Parties, describing it as a sign of growth of the country’s democracy.

 Mwakasungula said Tenthani’s appointment is a  big step forward in promoting democracy and strengthening political institutions in Malawi.  

“This is an appointment every democrat will applaud  the leadership and government for as commitment to our democracy,” he said, adding: “The establishment of the Office of the Registrar of Political Parties, represents a crucial  turning point in ensuring transparency, accountability, and professionalism within Malawi’s political space.”

The revered human rights fighter further stated that the appointment of Dr. Tenthani is a cause for great celebration because of his extensive experience and proven commitment to democratic development make him an ideal candidate for this critical role.

Mwakasungula: Tenthani’s appointment symbolizes the country’s growth in democracy

Mwakasungula stressed that the registrar’s office will play an important role in regulating political party operations, enhancing a more level playing field for all parties, and ultimately strengthening Malawi’s democratic institutions hence the importance of his appointment. 

“It will therefore be the interest of every Malawian  to see that  the government  provides the Registrar’s office with the necessary resources and support to fulfill its mandate effectively.  At the same time for all political parties to cooperate fully with the Registrar to ensure the success of this important office. The appointment of Dr. Tenthani, no argument, marks a new chapter in Malawi’s democratic space and it is the duty of all Malawians  to ensure that the Office of the Registrar of Political Parties works without interference in its role of strengthening Malawi’s democracy for the benefit of all Malawians,” he concluded.

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