This comes as the bills of cyber crimes, cyber security, E-Evidence, and E-transaction and digital innovation entrepreneurship have already passed the public stakeholders stage and are now at the Ministry of Justice awaiting parliamentary review.
Currently the symposium on technology, security, and development is underway in Lilongwe.
The symposium which has been organized by the National Defence College (NDC) in partnership with the Malawi Cyber Emergency Response Team has brought together experts in technology, security, and development to explore ways of harnessing technology to improve security and drive national development.
Speaking to MIJ Online Daudi Suleman Director General for MACRA disclosed that they have now submitted the new four bills to the ministry of justice, and they are hopeful that they will be tabled at the next sitting of Parliament.
And on his part, National Defence College Commandant Brigadier General Dan Kuwali expressed optimism about the symposium’s potential to foster collaboration among experts and identify innovative solutions to the country’s security and development challenges.
