Agnes Penemulungu’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro Malawian politician
Is Politician
From Malawi
Type Politics
Gender female

Agnes Penemulungu is a Member of Parliament for Lilongwe South in Malawi. She was elected on President Mutharika’s Democratic Progressive Party ticket.

Family

She is married to Malawian businessman Lucky Penemulungu.

Mutharika’s death

Penemulungu was in a meeting with Bingu wa Mutharika when he collapsed and died. Mutharika’s death led to the constitutional crisis in Malawi. She went on bed rest shortly after. She was questioned officially by the Commission of Inquiry ordered by Malawi President Joyce Banda as part of an information gathering exercise to establish circumstances surrounding the President Mutharika’s death but has commented that he “stopped talking and collapsed.”

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