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Originally published by Citizen DigitalJanuary 27, 2026
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56% of MPs won't be re-elected - Wetangula says as he pushes for pension funding
Wetangula cited findings from a pensions and actuarial report indicating that about 56 per cent of Members of Parliament are unlikely to be re-elected in 2027...
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Speaker of the National Assembly Moses Wetangula warned that 56% of current Members of Parliament may not retain their seats after the 2027 General Election, urging them to prioritize a stronger parliamentary pension plan. This push comes amidst concerns about financial instability for politicians after leaving office.
- An actuarial report suggests an attrition rate of 56% for sitting MPs in 2027.
- National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula advocated for contributing to the parliamentary pension scheme.
- The Makali Mulu Pension Amendment Bill is proposed as a long-term solution, having undergone review by multiple stakeholders including the National Treasury.
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