By Burnett Munthali
Former Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) Deputy Commissioner Roza Mbilizi has announced her intention to run for the position of Director of Women at the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) elective convention, scheduled for this weekend. Mbilizi, a renowned expert in economics and public administration, aims to enhance the role of women within the party and advocate for their empowerment.
Mbilizi’s career is distinguished by her extensive expertise and educational background. She holds a Master of Economic Studies from the University of Queensland, Australia, and a Bachelor of Social Science in Economics and Computer Science from Chancellor College. Additionally, she has completed a Diploma in Budgeting in the Public Sector from the Harvard Institute for International Development and a Diploma in Revenue Forecasting and Tax Policy Analysis from the Duke Centre for International Development, USA.
In her announcement, Mbilizi emphasized her commitment to advancing women’s issues within the DPP. She outlined her vision to promote women’s empowerment, ensure equal opportunities, and secure prominent roles for women within the party. Her focus will be on fostering inclusive leadership and creating an environment where women can contribute effectively to the party’s objectives.
Mbilizi’s previous roles include serving as Deputy Commissioner General at the MRA, Senior Economist in the Department of Environmental Affairs, and Economist in the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning and Development. Her extensive experience in these positions underscores her capability and dedication to driving impactful change.
The DPP elective convention, taking place on Saturday and Sunday, will determine the party’s leadership roles, including the Director of Women. Mbilizi’s candidacy is expected to bring renewed focus on gender issues and contribute to the party’s efforts in promoting a more inclusive and equitable political environment.
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