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Commentator questions civil society opposition to corruption probes
PoliticsParliament's planned public inquiries into public institutions
Onjezani Kenani questioned civil society organisations' opposition to Parliament's planned public inquiries into public institutions, asking what is wrong with investigating corruption.
The challenge came after a press briefing by civil society organisations, led by Robert Mkwezalamba, calling on Parliament to respect the independence of other arms of government.
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- The issue is about investigating corruption in public institutions
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- Possible investigation into corruption in public institutions, potential changes to Parliament's inquiry process
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The outcome may impact the independence of government institutions and the fight against corruption
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- Sep 10Nyasa Times (MW): Social media commentator Onjezani Kenani has challenged civil society organisations opposing Parliament's planned public inquiries into publ
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