Vice President's Office dismisses rumours, reaffirms support for Presidency

Anshah rejects takeover claims – Nation Online

First Vice-President (FVP) Jane Ansah has distanced herself from speculation that she could assume the Presidency, saying such statements undermine unity and constitutional order. In a statement issued on Friday, Ansah’s spokesperson Richard Mveriwa said the office “does not associate itself with opinions or actions that seek to destabilise the Presidency.” Ansah: I follow the Constitution. I Nation “The office remains firmly guided by the Const…

No rift at State House: Mutharika and Ansah remain united

By staff Reporter Recent claims that First Vice President Dr. Jane Ansah will “assume the presidency in two months” have fueled speculation of a rift with President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika. The record, however, shows no such division. The President and his deputy remain in good working terms and continue to coordinate on government priorities. […] The post No rift at State House: Mutharika and Ansah remain united appeared first on 247MA…

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Vice President's Office dismisses rumours, reaffirms support for Presidency

This article was originally published on Malawi24">Malawi24, Malawi's #1 independent news platform. The Office of the Vice President has dismissed claims linking Vice President Jane Ansah to alleged efforts to undermine the Presidency, urging Malawians to disregard the speculation and reaffirming her commitment to constitutional order and national unity. In a statement issued on Friday, the Office said it does not support or associate itself wit…