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The Public Affairs Committee (PAC) has urged political parties to campaign peacefully as Malawi heads to the third general election on September 16 this year. This was revealed on Thursday when the PAC met with the leader of the opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), Arthur Peter Mutharika, at his residence in Mangochi district. Led by the committee’s chairman, Monsinyu Patrick […] The post PAC meets APM appeared first on Malawi 24.
PAC in high-stakes dialogue with Mutharika ahead of 2025 polls – Malawi Freedom Network
By Burnett Munthali The quasi-religious institution, the Public Affairs Committee (PAC), is today scheduled to engage in a critical meeting with former president Peter Mutharika. Mutharika, who now carries the Democratic Progressive Party’s (DPP) torch as its presidential candidate, is poised to contest in the upcoming general elections slated for September 16, 2025. This high-level meeting underscores PAC’s renewed role as a facilitator of dial…
PAC urges DPP to forge strategic electoral alliance
Quasi-religious body Public Affairs Committee (PAC) has urged opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) to consider forming a strategic political alliance ahead of the September 16 General Election. The grouping made the call yesterday in Mangochi following a closed-door meeting with opposition DPP president Peter Mutharika at his lakeside residence. PAC with Mutharika (C) after the meeting Speaking in an interview after meeting Mutharika, P…
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