Ansah says Malawi should not have‘ umbvundula madzi’ polls: Cautions on Covid-19
Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) chairperson Jane Ansah has bemoaned the laxity on social distancing among Malawians attending political rallies across the country ahead of fresh presidential election.
She made the observation in Mangochi on Wednesday during the National Elections Consultative Forum (NECOF) meeting when she, among other things updated elections stakeholders on the Commission’s preparations for the fresh presidential election.
The MEC Chairperson said the Commission had always taken Covid-19 seriously and that MEC had always insisted that preventive measures should be observed at all cost in all electoral processes.
“As MEC, we have got enough Covid-19 preventive materials for our staff; out there it’s the responsibility of leaders of political parties to ensure that social distancing is observed,” Ansah said.
She continued: “That was why during my televised speech on May 2, 2020 marking the official launch of campaign period, I emphasized that candidates should find innovative ways of reaching out to the electorate due to the global pandemic.”
The MEC Chairperson bemoaned what she termed as “staged political conflicts” among the contesting parties as observed during the just ended Phase II voters’ registration period.
Ansah said the Commission received complaints from Malawi Congress Party (MCP) and Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), among others, on the registration of under-aged but the MEC Chairperson said the Commission suspected that some of the conflicts were staged.
“These acts of dirtying the water upstream and quickly run downstream to feign surprise as to why the water is dirty should not be tolerated,” said Ansah, adding: “Let’s be serious and have civilized election osati za umbvundula madzi ayi.”
During the NECOF meeting other stakeholders such as National Registration Bureau (NRB), Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) and Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) made presentations on their role in the election.
Jane Ansah is the most dangerous virus that cN hurt Malawians
Do not judge anyone,no matter how good or bad h/s,judgement is for Him the heavenly Father pls,lets just pray hard for our country Malawi then God will hear our prayers and answer them.
The most evil woman in the whole world. I don’t think there will ever be another woman satana like her.
Jane Ansah is not normal and she needs deliverance.
Is she now the Health Minister??
Sister, Jane umunthu mulibe ndithu. Zochitika zanu nzoipitsitsa kuposa satana. MULUNGU WA MAKHAMU ATILANDITSE KU MTOPOLA WANUWO. Ndipemphero langa kuti chowawa mu umoyo kuti likhale pa iwe ndi banja lako lonse.
Kkkkkkk that’s not good…. atule pas I udindo
Jane Ansah, tell them. They think they are clever by staging political conflicts
MCP and UTM ndi a mvundila madzi. They have been faking the issue of registration of children.
Dear God, most of us in this country are tired of Jane Ansah. She has held the country at ransom from last year, but for what? Please God help us with this problem. We need to move forward. Payekha wauma mtima. Koma mtima wake mmaudziwa ndiinu. Yehova tithandizeni kuusintha mtima wake. We need stability in this country kuti tipite chitsogolo. Amen
Ameeen, amutenge basi!