PAC initiates moves to persuade Ansah to resign as MEC chair

Quasi-religious body, the Public Affairs Committee (PAC) is said to secretly initiating moves to urge embattled Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) chairperson Jane Ansah to resign as demanded by some sections of the society.

Ansah has unequivocally stated that she will not resign unless the court rules that there were irregularities in the elections.

Nyasa Times sources say PAC officials want to talk to Ansah  this Wednesday  to resign following a spate of protests which have sometimes turned violent aimed at forcing her to step down at the pollster.

“PAC officials are trying hard to talk to her today. She is said to be in Lilongwe right now,” said our source.

PAC executive director Robert Phiri could not confirm nor deny the reports.

“We do support any efforts of dialogue on the issue because PAC wants to see to it that Malawi is on the right path,” said Phiri.

PAC efforts to talk to Ansah comes barely a day after former president Bakili Muluzi on Tuesday initiated dialogue with the organisers of the protests Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC) in a bid to end the protests.

HRDC delegates to the meeting insisted Muluzi talks to Ansah to urge her step down as MEC chairperson

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National CEO
National CEO
5 years ago

Afraid of treason charge.?

dalo
dalo
5 years ago

Sindikukhulupilira kuti mzimai uyu mukuti asayu ndimunthu ai,i think she is a ghost.Mmmene ndimadziwila munthu wa mai weniweni opanda ziwanda atazitula pansi kale koma zomwe zikuoneka apa zachidziwikile munthuyu wa kumidima.

Iantana
Iantana
5 years ago

Jane is not going anywhere unless the appointing authority decides to move her…

MASO ENA
MASO ENA
5 years ago
Reply to  Iantana

UMBULI SIWABWINO!

President Mkango Lion Manthakanjenjemereza
President Mkango Lion Manthakanjenjemereza
5 years ago

Her competence already at risk as indicated by admitted by MEC lawyers that tippex was indeed used and also complaints lodged, yet she ignored all those to declare her own favourite not the favourite of Malawians a winner.

Shap shap
Shap shap
5 years ago

Jane will resign but there are 2 or 3 things… one sge want to prove her innocence such that she thinks she did right work. Secondly her carer upon resigning will mean incompetence and put her name on black list. Thirdly religion many Christians are as bold as the lion they believe what ever is going to happen let it be.more especially born again, but not this jane ansah its strange.. Fourth benefits is she going to enjoy the benefits of her job after resigning. The resignation itself it will mean incompetence there by the case will follow by being… Read more »

Haryfurusy
Haryfurusy
5 years ago

Many people in the Dpp CYCLE thought Malawians are annoyed 1 or 2 days then they stop which is different this time around. I am certain that they were phoning each other that JUST KEEP QUITE UWONA ATOPA OKHA IFE TALOWA M’BOMA BASI and MA JUDGE AKUNO KU MALAWI ALI M’MANJA MWANGA. KUNYAZITSA JUDICIARY. BRAVO KENYA! REAL LAW SCHOOL AND DENIED TO BE BOUGHT LIKE GOAT.

VYOTOKA
VYOTOKA
5 years ago

EVERY WHERE IN THE DEMOCRATIC WORLD, PUBLIC POSITIONS ARE POSITIONS OF TRUST,WHEN THE PUBLIC TRUST IS LOST, THE POSITION BECOMES UNTENABLE,YOU EITHER RESIGN OR YOU ARE DISMISSED.PERIOD.THE PROBLEM HERE IS THAT JANE ANSAH AND PETER MUTHALIKA WRONGLY THINK THAT THEY ARE EVERYTHING BUT IN THIS SITUATION THEY HAVE BEEN FOUND IN HIDING THAT THEY ARE NOT.THESE TWO PEOPLE OR THEIR ADVISORS IF AT ALL THEY HAVE MUST NEVER MAKE A MISTAKE TO UNDERMINE ACTIONS LED BY MTAMBO AND TRAPENCE LED HRDC EBCAUSE THOSE ARE ACTIONS BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC .THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS OBVIOUSLY FAR MUCH BIGGER THAN JANE ANSAH… Read more »

Tiyeseni Phiri
Tiyeseni Phiri
5 years ago
Reply to  VYOTOKA

Who said that Mtambo and Trapence constitute the public?

Ngulukira
Ngulukira
5 years ago
Reply to  Tiyeseni Phiri

Me

kakacweniweni
kakacweniweni
5 years ago
Reply to  Tiyeseni Phiri

i say

Agenda Setting Theory
Agenda Setting Theory
5 years ago

The problem is that jane is not affected by these demos. That she will resign is doubtful. Popanga resign padutsa.

Richie
5 years ago

Kodi a PAC
Ndinu ma auditor?
Mwapanga audit?
Mukuoneka ngati pena mumakhala ngati ana
Anakusankhani ndani?
kapena Ndinu ma activsts?
You need to tell Malawians who you are
Don’t just impose yourselves on Malawians
Like mtambo and Co
Leave it for hon chilima and hon chakwera
They have over 1m votes each
Not you
You can stand in their back

Innoxy Charles
Innoxy Charles
5 years ago
Reply to  Richie

Bulutu iwe ubwelere kusukulu udzindikire ntchito zamabungwe wamva??.

MUNTHALIKA
MUNTHALIKA
5 years ago
Reply to  Richie

ARICHIE NDINU ACHITSILU MMASO MWANU MULIBE NZERU

MASO ENA
MASO ENA
5 years ago
Reply to  Richie

IT’S BLUE PAC CENTRE!!

Banda
Banda
5 years ago

Ansah did nothing wrong. The whole campaign by HRDC is really stupid and vindictive. PAC should not waste time on this issue. Besides, Ansah can call these idiotic people’s bluff – MCP, UTM, Chakwera, Chilima, protestors and CSO activists by saying: drop the election court case if you want me to resign.

Mlakaviwa
Mlakaviwa
5 years ago
Reply to  Banda

Banda you are another fool who has no brain

Maso ako saona Petrol
5 years ago
Reply to  Mlakaviwa

I know him he is Big Cadet, he always talking shit

Gigo
Gigo
5 years ago
Reply to  Banda

Banda, you are one wasted sperm

Vendor
Vendor
5 years ago
Reply to  Gigo

Your language shows how much drugs you take. This is not for you, it’s beyond your dull thinking

Mike
5 years ago
Reply to  Vendor

Band is into cheap drug.

Innoxy Charles
Innoxy Charles
5 years ago
Reply to  Banda

Abulutu okhaokha izinso ndiye ziti, mamina okhaokha.

Agenda Setting Theory
Agenda Setting Theory
5 years ago
Reply to  Banda

Do you sniff tippex?

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