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MEC fears voter civic education will suffer

Summary by The Nation

M alawi Electoral Commission (MEC) has expressed fear that funding challenges facing civil society organisations (CSOs) could frustrate the activities ahead of the September 16 General Election. MEC civic and voter education manager King Norman Rudi made the remarks yesterday in Mzuzu on the sidelines of training for Northern Region constituency civic and voter education assistants ahead of the voter transfer exercise. CSOs mobilise voters duri…

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The Nation

MEC fears voter civic education will suffer

3 days ago·Blantyre, Malawi

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Times Malawi

Mec calls for integrity in voter transfer

The Malawi Electoral Commission (Mec) has advised its employees to strive for accuracy and professionalism to ensure peaceful, free, fair and credible elections. Mec Civic Education Manager King Norman Rudi said election-related messages are sensitive, with the potential to affect election processes, hence the need to handle them carefully. Rudi was speaking during the training of Constituency Civic Education Assistants (CCEA) in Mzuzu in prepar…

3 days ago·Malawi

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