The Malawi Parliament is an institution established under Chapter VI of the Republican Constitution to perform legislative,oversight & representative functions.
Parliament of Malawi will hold its Mid-Year Budget Review Meeting for the 2026/27 Financial Year from 9th November to 11th December, 2026, in Lilongwe to review budget implementation and deliberate on key legislation and other matters of national importance.
The Committee on Commissions, Statutory Corporations and State Enterprises held a meeting with Controlling Officers from the Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority, Roads Authority, and Roads Fund Administration to review the status of Road Levy remittances https://t.co/srMSUqWAIE
Later in the afternoon, the Committee also met with the Controlling Officer for the Ministry of Agriculture - Malawi to respond to issues raised in the Auditor General’s Report on the Ministry’s accounts for the same period.
The Public Accounts Committee of Parliament on Wednesday engaged the Controlling Officer for the Ministry of Lands - Malawi to respond to audit queries raised in the Auditor General’s Report on the Ministry’s accounts for the year ended 31st March, 2023.
As part of its programme, the delegation later paid a courtesy call on the Deputy Clerk of Parliament responsible for Procedural Services, Joseph Manzi.
An eight-member delegation from the Government Assurances Committee of the Parliament of Uganda has arrived in Malawi for a four-day study tour to exchange experiences and learn from Malawi’s parliamentary practices.
This morning, the delegation visited the Parliament Building, where it was welcomed by the Chairperson of the Government Assurances and Public Sector Reforms Committee, Honourable Sam Kawale.
In the afternoon, the Committee is scheduled to engage the Malawi Confederation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (MCCCI) as it continues consultations with the business community on the economic outlook and measures affecting the private sector.
The Budget and Finance Committee of Parliament is engaging key business associations to assess the prevailing business climate and the impact of recent economic and fiscal measures on businesses and the wider economy.
This morning, the Committee engaged the Economics Association of Malawi - ECAMA at the Parliament Building in Lilongwe to discuss the impact of the recently introduced tax measures and the current state of the economy on economic growth.
Deputy Clerks of Parliament responsible for Corporate Services and Procedural Services Chikondi Kachinjika and Joseph Manzi respectively, updated the Committee on progress made in reviewing the rules that govern the conduct of business in the Assembly.
The Parliamentary Committee on Legal Affairs is engaging the Office of the Clerk of Parliament on key issues relating to the operations, procedures and institutional independence of the Legislature.
The engagement is taking place at the Parliament Building, with the Committee seeking updates on the proposal to allow the use of local languages during debates in the National Assembly, the review of Parliament’s Standing Orders, and the financial autonomy of the Legislature.
The Speaker of the Parliament of Malawi, Right Honourable Sameer Suleman, MP, has emphasised the need for Members of Parliament to continuously sharpen their skills and strengthen their capacity to effectively discharge their constitutional mandate.
The Speaker of the Parliament of Malawi, Right Honourable Sameer Suleman, MP, has emphasised the need for Members of Parliament to continuously sharpen their skills and strengthen their capacity to effectively discharge their constitutional mandate.
The Speaker of Parliament of Malawi and outgoing President of CPA Africa Region, Right Honourable Sameer Suleman, has expressed gratitude to delegates for their participation and contribution to the success of the 55th CPA Africa Region Conference held in Lilongwe, Malawi.
The 55th Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) Africa Region Conference and Annual General Meeting has ended in Lilongwe, Malawi, with a call for African parliaments to translate resolutions into practical action.
The official opening ceremony of the CPA Africa Region Conference is currently underway at BICC in Lilongwe, Malawi.
Speaker of the Malawi Parliament, Rt. Hon. Sameer Suleman, who is also the President of the CPA Africa Region, is expected to officially open the conference.