Veteran observer pioneers Commonwealth election progress

If one person embodies the spirit of the Commonwealth’s election observation journey, it is Robert Mbirizi Phiri. Over three decades […]

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ECOSOCC Call for Application for Elections into the 4th Permanent General Assembly

The Economic, Social, and Cultural Council of the African Union (ECOSOCC) is an advisory and consultative organ of the African […]

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Condolences on the Death of the Vice President and Eight Others

We, members of the Public Affairs Committee (PAC), are shocked to learn the death of the Vice President of the […]

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Moslems and Catholics Sign Peace Accord

In Mangochi today, faith leaders from the Moslem and Catholic Community have signed a peace accord following misunderstandings which arose […]

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PAC Mother Bodies Meet Over Emerging Issues: Cannabis, Water Levels

Public Affairs Committee mother bodies are meeting in Mangochi district where, among other things, they are getting a common understanding […]

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PAC explores Malawi governance and economic outlook

By PAC Correspondent   The current state of Malawi is one of a country at the crossroads. Experts are telling PAC that while […]

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AU Political Affairs Peace and Security, ECOSOCC discuss CSOs’ engagement on peace and security

By PAC Correspondent Early July, the African Union Economic, Social, and Cultural Council (AU-ECOSOCC) convened a coordination meeting between African […]

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1992 pastoral letter, PAC and Malawi’s road to multiparty democracy

The Public Affairs Committeee (PAC) was established  in the early 1990s when the “winds of change” blew across Africa. The […]

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CSOs Discuss Free Movement Protocol for Africa

By PAC Correspondent     In March 2023, civil society groups from Southern Africa converged on Lusaka, Zambia for debate […]

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ECOSOCC-Tripoli looks at CSOs as ‘peace and security’ vehicles

By PAC Correspondent “Civil Society the Locomotive of Social Peace and Security; Challenges and Possibilities”. That was the focus of the […]

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