OUCH!MEC pays fees for Mpesi’s sons for next school session despite leaving institution
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Abuse of resources at the Malawi Electoral Commission. While former MEC Chief Executive Officer Andrew Mpesi was serving notice before walking out of the institution on August 21, 2026, the electoral body last month paid school fees for his sons at Mount Sinai and Kamuzu Academy schools for the next school session starting next month. […]
- Abuse of resources at the Malawi Electoral Commission. While former MEC Chief Executive Officer Andrew Mpesi was serving notice before walking out of the institution on August 21, 2026, the electoral body last month paid school fees for his sons at Mount Sinai and Kamuzu Academy schools for the next school session starting next month. […]
- OUCH!MEC pays fees for Mpesi’s sons for next school session despite leaving institution
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