Establishes the Electoral Commission and Electoral Court to manage free and fair elections at national, provincial, and local levels. Defines their powers, duties, composition, and accountability mechanisms.

Amends the Electoral Act of 1979 to restrict opinion polls during general elections, repeals outdated provisions from the General Law Amendment Act of 1972, and introduces procedural refinements to electoral conduct

Expands the Electoral Act to allow independent candidates to contest National Assembly and provincial legislature elections. Sets nomination requirements, regulates candidate lists, and establishes the Electoral Reform Consultation Panel.

Regulates elections for the National Assembly, provincial legislatures, and municipal councils. Covers voter registration, candidate nominations, voting procedures, special votes, and the management of electoral processes

Provides for the equitable division of nationally raised revenue among national, provincial, and local governments for the 2025/26 fiscal year. Specifies allocations, conditions, and responsibilities across all spheres of government.

Standardizes how salaries, allowances, and benefits are determined for office-bearers across Chapter 9 institutions. Amends multiple laws to align remuneration processes under the Independent Commission for the Remuneration of Public Office-Bearers.

Amends laws governing political party funding and delegate representation. It regulates reallocation of funds, repayment of unspent balances, and adjusts delegate assignments following party mergers, splits, or membership changes.

Re-enacts provisions from the Twelfth Amendment to legally transfer Matatiele Municipality from KwaZulu-Natal to Eastern Cape, correcting procedural flaws identified by the Constitutional Court regarding public participation.

Authorizes the allocation of funds from the National Revenue Fund for the 2025/26 financial year. It also sets conditions for early withdrawals for the 2026/27 fiscal year and includes provisions for incidental matters.

Authorizes adjustments to the appropriation of funds from the National Revenue Fund for the 2024/25 financial year. It reallocates resources to meet revised spending priorities and addresses unforeseen expenditures.

PPRA’s 2024–2027 Strategic Plan aims to strengthen Kenya’s public procurement system by enhancing compliance, promoting ethical conduct, boosting efficiency, increasing stakeholder engagement, and building institutional capacity for transparent and accountable service delivery.

Guides the development of eight new secondary cities to ease pressure on Malawi’s four primary cities. Anchored on strategic investments in agriculture, tourism, mining, and industry, the plan promotes spatial equity, land use efficiency, and inclusive urbanization aligned with the Malawi 2063 Vision

Defines national standards for teacher education institutions, focusing on curriculum quality, pedagogy, professionalism, student welfare, and institutional accountability. Aims to improve teacher preparation and elevate education outcomes.

Establishes a comprehensive framework for regulating public procurement and asset disposal. It creates the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority to ensure transparency, accountability, and value for money. The Act outlines procurement principles, competitive methods, disposal procedures, and promotes participation by micro, small, and medium enterprises. It also includes compliance mechanisms, conflict-of-interest safeguards, and administrative review processes

Promotes sustainable irrigation development and management to boost agricultural productivity, food security, and climate resilience. It emphasizes capacity building, private sector engagement, and efficient water use

Aims to sustainably manage Malawi’s fisheries and aquaculture resources. It promotes governance reforms, investment in aquaculture, and conservation of aquatic ecosystems to ensure food security, economic growth, and biodiversity protection.

Aims to improve access to affordable, high-quality fertilizers through public-private partnerships, institutional reforms, and environmental safeguards. Supports commercialization, soil-specific blends, and regulatory modernization