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Malawi: Mutharika Sets Condition for Talks With Opposition Over Malawi Post-Election Impasse
Nyasa Times, 2 September 2019
President Peter Mutharika says he could only meet opposition leaders for talks to end the current political impasse if they set an agenda for such a meeting. Read more »
Mutharika Ready To Talk With Opposition But There Are Conditions
President Peter Mutharika says he could only meet opposition leaders for talks to end the current political impasse if an agenda was set for this meeting. Since the elections, in which Jane Ansah of Malawi's Electoral Commission, declared Democratic Progressive Party's President Peter Mutharika the winner, the country has experienced regular protests led by civil society groups under the banner of Human Rights Defenders Coalition and backed by opposition parties.
From left, MCP leader Lazarus Chakwera, President Peter Mutharika and UTM's Saulos Chilima.
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