PRESS RELEASE
Disposal
of Obsolete 2014 Tripartite Election papers
In
accordance with Parliamentary and Presidential Elections (PPE) Act Section 119
and the Local Government Elections (LGE) Act Section 102, the Malawi Electoral
Commission is informing all stakeholders that it will be disposing election
papers for the May 20, 2014 tripartite elections.
According
to the two sections of the laws, the election records, which include voter
registers, ballot papers, results records from districts and polling stations
among others, are supposed to be preserved for one year. The Commission has
been keeping the records at its warehouses located across the country and is
now disposing them off.
The
Commission, however, has preserved electoral records from the constituencies
whose results are contested in courts and the cases have not been concluded.
The
Commission through an open and competitive tender process has identified Lonestar
Recycling Limited to buy the papers for recycling purposes only. Lonestar
Recycling came out the highest bidder with a purchase offer of K26 per
kilogramme.
MEC
will monitor the whole process of moving the obsolete materials from its
warehouses in Mzuzu, Lilongwe and Blantyre to the Lonestar Recycling warehouses
in Lilongwe. Stakeholders wishing to observe the process are welcome to do so
at their own cost. They should register with the following officers:
Mzuzu:
Mrs Gellien Tembo, 0888834510 gtembo@mec.org.mw
Lilongwe:
Mr Tennyson Singini 0994557494 tsingini@mec.org.mw
Blantyre:
Mr Deverson Makwete 0884937937 dmakwete@mec.org.mw
For
more details, contact the Director of Media and Public Relations, Sangwani
Mwafulirwa on 0 999 274 304 or smwafulirwa@mec.org.mw
.
Willie
Kalonga
Chief
Elections Officer
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