By Jones Gadama
A high-powered delegation from the Parliament of Ghana on Monday, 9th November, 2026, stormed Malawi Parliament in Lilongwe and held a secretive meeting that has left many talking.
The three-member delegation led by Assistant Clerk II, Ms Judith Asante, paid a courtesy call on the Deputy Clerk of Parliament responsible for Procedural Services, Mr Joseph Manzi.
The Ghanaian officers are in the country for a special mission to share experiences with their Malawian counterparts on legislative services in a move aimed at strengthening democracy between the two African giants.
According to officials, the visit will also provide a platform for the officers to share experiences on how they support the passage of Bills, manage amendments and maintain reliable parliamentary records during meetings of their respective Houses.
The visit by Ghana, one of Africa’s most respected democracies, is seen as a big honour for Malawi Parliament and proof that Malawi’s democracy is being admired across the continent.
