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Malawi: MEC Moves to Operationalize Access to Information Law - Appoints Information Officer

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By Phalombe By-Elections, MEC Postpones Mangochi
| AllAfrica
Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) has taken a first step in operationalizing Access to Information Act by appointing an information officer as required by the law. In a statement released on 14th October, MEC says in accordance with the Access to Information Act they have appointed Wellington Katantha as its Information Officer.
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Malawi Parliament Pass K2.1trillion 2020/21 National Budget

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By Wanga Gwede, Phalombe By-Elections, MEC Postpones Mangochi
| AllAfrica
Members of Parliament (MPs) on Wednesday passed a K2.1 trillion 2020/21 national budget statement as presented by Minister of Finance Felix Mlusu presented on September 4, 2020 for the 2020/21 financial year. Development expenditure is projected at K511.2 billion, consisting of K100.9 billion for domestically financed projects and K410.3 billion for foreign financed projects.
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Malawi Elected to Join UN Human Rights Council - China, Russia Win Spots

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By Wongani Chiuta, Phalombe By-Elections, MEC Postpones Mangochi
| AllAfrica
Malawi has been elected to the UN human rights council for the next three years on the 47-seat body during elections held on Tuesday conducted at the UN headquarters in New York. Under the council's rules, seats are allocated to regions to ensure geographical representation. Four countries won Africa seats: Malawi, Ivory Coast, Gabon and Senegal. Russia and Ukraine were the only candidates for two East European seats.
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