Accept election results, time for Malawi to move on — PAC

Public Affairs Committee (PAC), a quasi-religious body formed in 1992 during the country’s political transition from one-party to multiparty democracy, has  appealed to the contesters the court-ordered June 23 fresh presidential election that they should accept the results even if they will no go their way.

Rev. Fr.Thawale: No presidential candidate should be bent on causing anarchy
PAC  vice chairpersonOsman Karim, executive director Robert Phiri and board member Agnes Kamoto.

PAC chairperson Monsignor Patrick Thawale and publicity secretary Bishop Gilford Emmanuel Matonga  in a statement warned presidential candidates and their supporters against inciting anarchy during voting and after the announcement of the winner, saying that will  not be condoned as  it is time for the country to move on.

“No presidential candidate should be bent on causing anarchy in this country. Let freedoms enjoyed by Malawians remain a daughter of Justice. Therefore, PAC calls upon all Malawians in their large numbers to participate in voting on 23rd June 2020. Let us remain peace-loving Malawians,” reads the statement in part.

“Imposed leadership, whether from opposition or governing party, will strongly be resisted should leaders in the race decide to deliberately disturb law and order;

“The will of the people should not intentionally be ignored for personal political mileage since it is this principle that grants power and legitimacy to the leadership.”

PAC also said it is pleased to note that following the court interpretation of “majority” votes in the presidential election to mean 50-percent-plus-one, the country is proceeding to the election using the new system for the first time.

Reads the statement: “This election is unique. First, this election is born out of a court ruling and second, they will follow 50-percent-plus-one system advocated by other stakeholders and PAC in their advocacy resulting from the 5+1 All-Inclusive Stakeholders Conference of 2017.”

Malawi Electoral Commission has committed to  conduct a credible election.

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Kumzy kumzy
Kumzy kumzy
3 years ago

The weakest PAC Malawi has ever had.

Tuvitwana.
Tuvitwana.
3 years ago

Would someone today GO AND VOTE FOR AN 82 YEAR OLD SENILE?
KULOZEDWA CHANI?

Goliati
Goliati
3 years ago

Agogo azingopita kukagona ku ndata basi. How can you have a president who is half dead? You want him to take the whole country to the grave. Chizingopita chi Nalikukuti ichi

Dawn over Malawi
Dawn over Malawi
3 years ago

What happened to the meeting you had with Bakili Muluzi??? We are still waiting for the outcome

Shame PAC
Shame PAC
3 years ago

Not so fast PAC ! Malawians have the right to a free, fair and credible election, Your statement is actually an insult to good willing Malawians, you cannot force us to accept “whatever so the country should move on”. We will fight for our rights, we will not rest till justice is done , THANKS1

M Cheka Chilenje
M Cheka Chilenje
3 years ago
Reply to  Shame PAC

Very good. This PAC animal lost its glory sometime back.

Chaha
Chaha
3 years ago

Foolish. This is the advice you should have given last year.

Mkazi azitetera
3 years ago

Inu a PAC go and rot in hell. When Chakwera lost you said elections were not fair. When Chakwera wins we know you shall say elections were fair. Bull shit you biased PAC. You are not relevant in the Malawi democracy at all. Fotseki PAC. Azibusa adyera Inu. I admire the Muslim Brotherhoods not nsete za PAC .

M Cheka Chilenje
M Cheka Chilenje
3 years ago

lost fella. sorry bro. time up for your old man

Kaziwotche
Kaziwotche
3 years ago

When Lazaro said ndi Khesa mwadzi ,what did you say ? pepani ingokhalani pheee .Inuyo ndi a opposition tinakuziwani kale .

chaiwone wawo
3 years ago

PAC should be mature and should come with facts. Kukonza dziko lino requires clean politics and clean elections. I beg to differ with the idea that all should accept the outcome of the results. Pack should have put a condition for the acceptance of the results. If the elections are clean everyone must accept the results. If the elections are not clean people should have the right to fight for justice peacefully. This is regardless of who wins or loses. as long as pali zolakwika zazikulu olakwilidwa akhale ndi mwayi opeza chilungamo. PAC should be the last entity to say… Read more »

Otayo
Otayo
3 years ago

A LEAP INTO THE DARKNESS OR A LEAP INTO THE LIGHT Fellow Malawians tomorrow it’s decision time between: 1.Voting for Known Things (DPP/ UDF Mutharika/Atupele ). Mutharika has already shown you what his government is doing and projects which have been on hold due to havoc from HRDC and its associates. OR 2. LEAP INTO THE DARKNESS – WUUSHII ; Vote for the UNKNOWN THINGS ( Chakwera). We do not know what Chakwera will do if he gets elected. Imagine yourself standing at the top of Zomba mountain and having a choice to leap into darkness and not knowing whether… Read more »

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