PAC concedes political infiltration: ‘Some members want to be political mercenaries

A senior Public Affairs Committee (PAC) member has conceded the quasi-religious organization is highly infiltrated by politicians with their own interests and agenda.

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Bishop Mtumbuka some members want to be political mercenariesBishop Martin Mtumbuka of the Catholic church said this at the start of the PAC elective meeting in Blantyre.

He said it was a pity that some members of the organization want to be used by politicians to derail PAC’s course.

“There are some members who want to turn PAC away from its watchdog role,” said Mtumbuka.

He urged the PAC members to be on the guard against those who want to turn the organization into a political play ground.

 

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8 replies on “PAC concedes political infiltration: ‘Some members want to be political mercenaries”

  1. PAC is another useless grouping now, Once you are used by politicians you are dead and buried, politicians just like Indians wants to use you, abuse you and dump you after sucking you clean.

  2. Actually Bishop Mtumbuka’s preaching and speeches before and after elections were highly political. It’s strange he is accusing others of the same.

  3. That’s what happens when we elected leaders who have no clue how to run the country, they end up spending their time to attack organizations and institutions that stand for majority of Malawi. Sad we have these party leaders who think Malawi can develop by silencing everyone and do nothing to improve education, health, social services among others

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