By Mathews Chione
On 17 July 2017; I attended a Seminar organised by Public Affairs Committee (PAC) at T&D lodge in Zomba. The main aim of the Seminar was to brief the Media practitioners on the efforts being done to make sure that the Local Government (Amendment) bill of 2015 passes into law. Continue reading The battle Malawians have to win at all cost
The Publicity Secretary for Public Affairs Committee (PAC) Father Peter Mulomole has reiterated his organization’s commitment to see that the proposed amendments in the 2015 Local amendment bill have been adopted. Continue reading PAC fully supports Local Government 2010 amendment bill—Father Peter Mulomole
Public Affairs Committee (PAC) has urged Malawians to be active and stand up against corruption, which according to the religious grouping, is tearing the country apart.
Father Peter Mulomole, who has been re-elected as PAC Publicity Secretary, made the remarks during Committee’s annual general meeting in Blantyre on Tuesday. Continue reading Chingota re-elected PAC Chair as Mulomole call on Malawians to stand up against corruption
BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)—As Malawians are still speculating the reasons behind president Peter Mutharika’s prolonged stay in the United States of America where he went to attend the United Nations General Assembly (Unga), Public Affairs Committee (Pac) has slammed government for the continued secrecy surrounding the prolonged stay. Continue reading Government’s silence on Mutharika’s prolonged stay in US shocks PAC
