DPP Pens Chakwera on Delayed DPP-MEC Commissioner Nominee Appointment

The party has reminded President Dr Lazarus Chakwera about the constitutional requirement for the three to be appointed and by not appointing the other person the president is flouting the laws. The party has since asked for a reason behind the delay.

Five years ago, the High Court ruled that the DPP and MCP are required by law to submit three names to the President for appointment.

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