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Delivering his closing speech at the National Anti-Corruption Conference conference, President Lazarus Chakwera says corruption is Malawi's biggest enemy and is not welcome.
Chakwera says this should be the key message from now till December during the anti-corruption campaign which he set to launch after the conference.
He says the campaign is important stressing that corruption is not an opportunity but an adversary whose intention is to harm the nation.
President Lazarus Chakwera is today expected to launch an anti-corruption campaign at the end of the two-day National Anti-Corruption Conference at Sunbird Mount Soche Hotel in Blantyre.
The conference has brought together numerous stakeholders from the media, clergy, politicians, and academia, among others. On its second day, the stakeholders have been holding breakaway sessions where they have been discussing their commitments to the fight against corruption.
Meanwhile, Chakwera is scheduled to deliver his closing address this afternoon before launching the anti-corruption campaign.
President Lazarus Chakwera says the two-day National Anti-Corruption Conference must define the role of each and every stakeholder in the fight against corruption.
In his speech delivered at the conference, Chakwera has stressed that from the conference, there must be new approaches to the fight against corruption that will require concerted efforts.
He has since appreciated efforts by the Anti-Corruption Bureau and Ministry of Justice for making the idea of having the conference a reality to enable Malawians discuss better approaches to the fight against corruption.
