By Wezzie Gausi: A difference in the interpretation of Section 59(1) of the Constitution has emerged between Attorney General (AG) Frank Mbeta and the Malawi Law Society (MLS) over President Peter Mutharika’s decision to postpone Parliament’s meeting. Ironically, both sides are relying on the same constitutional provision to defend their positions. Read more click:- https://times.mw/etimes/
Speaker of the National Assembly Sameer Suleman has said the National Assembly will not contest President Peter Mutharika’s decision to postpone the parliamentary meeting that was scheduled for this month. This follows Malawi Law Society (MLS)’s advice to the Speaker. MLS has asked him to reconsider his stand to comply with Mutharika’s directive to delay the Mid- Year Budget Review…
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