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President Lazarus Chakwera is this afternoon expected to appear before Parliament to answer questions from legislators.
This will be the third time that the President tackles questions from parliamentarians since he came into power in June last year.
According to a statement signed by Presidential Press Secretary Brian Banda, Chakwera will arrive at Parliament at 2 o’clock in the afternoon.
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Chakwera Honours Malawian Soldier Killed in Rebel Attack in DRC
President Lazarus Chakwera has called upon Malawians to join him in honoring Lance Corporal Chitenji Kamanga who has been killed in a rebel attack in the Democratic Republic of Congo yesterday.
A statement issued today by Presidential Press Secretary Brian Banda says President Chakwera has learnt with shock the killing of the 28-year-old female Malawian solder.
Meanwhile, the United Nations Security Council has condemned the killing of Lance Corporal Kamanga warning may constitute war crimes under international law.
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The legislators were however sworn in on Friday 23 at a ceremony presided over by Chief Justice Andrew Nyirenda.
The development follows the by-elections held on March 30 2021 in some parts of the country following the nullification of results and death of some members of parliament in some areas.
The Press Secretary acknowledged that among others, the President will also meet with Paramount Chief Lundu “to share some notes.”
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Later in the day, Chakwera will host Kalonga Gawa Undi, the Chewa king who came to the country to attend the funeral of former vice president, the late Justine Malawezi according to Banda.
Childish Spin on Cabinet Exposes PR Flaws at State House
KAMPONDENI: A Shameful figure at State House
This is childish and amateurish! State House communications team has again embarrassed the presidency with some more careless comments on the expected new cabinet by President Lazarus Chakwera.
First, without any pressure from anyone, Presidential Press Secretary Brian Banda told the Monday State House weekly briefing two weeks ago that President Chakwera was going to announce his new cabinet ‘within the next 48 hours’.
Then after 48 hours, there was no cabinet. Shame.
“The President is reviewing some recommendations on the new cabinet which have just been delivered by the Vice President,” said Banda, pushing the blame on the Vice President Saulos Chilima as the one delaying the release of the cabinet.