WIRE — Malawis Minister of Justice, Charles Mhango, has told Parliament that MPs cannot debate in local languages unless the Constitution itself is amended first. Mhango was responding to a proposal from Rumphi West MP Yona Mkandawire, who had suggested allowing MPs to speak in vernacular languages during parliamentary proceedings. The minister pointed to Section 51(1)(b) of The post Malawi's Justice Minister rules out vernacular debates in Parliament without constitutional change appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.
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