Some DPP poll monitors unpaid, plan demonstrations

Ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has not yet paid its 36 monitors in the central region district of Kasungu whom the party engaged during the May 21 tripartite elections.

Dausi: Let me consult

The monitors said they have been pressing for the payment of their allowances since the elections to no avail.

One of the monitors who asked not to be named in fear of DPP cadets retaliation said the monitors now plan protests against the party as the last resort.

“We have engaged them in talks to no avail. They don’t want to talk to us. This is why we have planned the protests this month-end should the party fail to pay our dues,” said the monitor.

DPP publicity secretary Nicholas Dausi said he wanted to consult to find out if this was true before he commented.

The DPP did miserably in Kasungu for the presidential, parliamentary and local government elections during the May 21 elections.

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MarkomX
MarkomX
4 years ago

achewa inu mboli zanu,katengeni ku MCP konko.

Lego
4 years ago
Reply to  MarkomX

Don’t argue with workers based on your tribal lines please thus shows you are inhuman.They employed them as their monitors and were promised money regardless of the outcome of elections.Are you telling me Lhomwes,Yaos,Nsens etc were not employed as monitors in the DPP strongholds?Stop this nonsense thinking based on tribal lines and regionalism we are all Malawians.Don’t follow what APM and Co are doing.This is the world you never know what tomorrow will be.

Central
Central
4 years ago
Reply to  MarkomX

Is is unfortunate Nyasa Times is tolerating comments like this!! I don’t think all Chewas are MCP!! Are Jean Kalilani, Hetherwick Ntaba, Francis Jumbe, Binton Kutsaila etc etc not Chewas? Can it be wrong to understand this as meaning, the DPP government is not for the Chewas? Could it be wrong for the Chewas if they start physically reacting within their tribal boarders by facing other tribes like the one you [MarkomX] belong to? Chonde mukuyenela kudziwa kuti, elasticity ikadzawathela a Chewa chifukwa cha ma insults ngati awa, musadzadabwe akuchita zopambana zomwe zachitika kwa Msundwe!! Chonde they’re people who were… Read more »

Mwinyere
Mwinyere
4 years ago

You didnt monitor. You were chased by MCP. No free lunch.

Mai madando 147
Mai madando 147
4 years ago

Tiyen nazoni ma monitor. Mkapanga ma demo we will support u . Alitola dziko amenewa

CHOKA SATANA
4 years ago

Jane ansah gahenah tippex

CRIMINAL MINDED
CRIMINAL MINDED
4 years ago

Inu ndie mupita musayelekeze Kaya ndi zanu inzo ndikachipani kanu kamaganzi Albion’s ko kkkkkk

Charie
Charie
4 years ago

Amenewo ndi a MCP osati DPP

Lego
4 years ago
Reply to  Charie

Another comment from a fool Charie.Understand the EMPLOYMENT ACT first then you will know.That is why Malawi is divided now because of you fools.Monitors are employed regardless of where they are coming from mbuli iwe.

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