By Shaffie A Mtambo
Attorney General Thabo Chakaka Nyirenda, SC, has described the recent two-day conference on constitutional matters in Malawi as one of the most successful gatherings of diverse experts.
The conference, jointly organized by the Malawi Law Society (MLS) and the University of Malawi (Unima), aimed to evaluate the impact of the Malawi Constitution on the nation’s political, social, and economic development.
Speaking at the end of the event in Blantyre, the AG praised the conference for coming at an opportune time, allowing experts to discuss achievements, amendments, mistakes, and criticisms in the implementation of the constitution.
He noted that many resolutions were made, which would enrich the laws of the country and fulfill the aspirations of the citizenry.
The AG highlighted that the conference provided a platform for deliberations on various issues affecting Malawians, including social and economic rights.
He expressed optimism that the resolutions made would have a positive impact on the country.
MLS President Davis Njobvu emphasized that the implementation of the resolutions would depend on the views of the majority of Malawians.
He encouraged members of the legal profession and experts to continue debating and discussing issues affecting the country to bring about positive change.
The AG and MLS President’s comments underscore the importance of continued dialogue and debate on constitutional matters to ensure a better future for Malawi
