The Lilongwe City Council was established under the Local Government Act No. 42 of 1998 as a body corporate. The Council comprises the Political and Administrative arms which both derive their authority from the Local Government Act of 1998. The Political arm is led by the Mayor who is an elected councillor. The mayor is in charge of 27 Wards each overseen by an elected Councillor. In addition, there are four (4) elected Members of Parliament who represent the Lilongwe urban sector. There are also five (5) ex-official members representing interest groups. The Administrative arm of Lilongwe City Council is led by the Chief Executive Officer who oversees nine (9) technical departments and devolved sectors, including Commerce & Trade, Engineering, Education, Youth & Sports Sector, Parks & Recreation, Health and Social Welfare Services, Planning & Development and Finance.
Lilongwe City Council would like to engage the general public to give feedback on the (Lilongwe City Council) (Sewage, Onsite Sanitation and Faecal Sludge Management) By-laws, 2022. Your feedback to this drafted By-Law will be highly appreciated. For more details…
The Lilongwe City Council, through the Department of Disaster Management (DoDMA), has secured funding from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to implement a Disaster Risk Management for Resilience Programme (DRM4R) in the country and intends to use part of…
Lilongwe City Council (LCC) has a total annual budget of MWK14.9 billion of which MWK7.2 billion is under Central Government Transfers (CGT), and MWK7.6 billion under Locally Generated Revenues (LGR). Summary cumulative performance to the month of July 2022 is…
Lilongwe City Council is migrating from manual platforms to digitalization as one of the key reform areas. The digitalized systems are aimed at contributing towards effective and efficient delivery of services in the city. A number of areas have been…
Lilongwe, just like any other city in Malawi, is facing rapid urbanization with the growth rate averaging more than 4 percent per annum. It is actually, the fastest growing city in the country. The city is therefore faced with the…
Lilongwe City Council on 16 April, 2022 hosted 30 journalists from various media houses to orient them on its Strategic Plan & Client Service Charter which were officially launched in September, 2021. Lilongwe is the largest growing city in Malawi…
The Lilongwe City Council has budgeted public funds to be used for supply and delivery of various goods and provision of various services for 2022/2023 financial year under Framework Agreement. For detailed information, click on the download below:
Khonsolo ya mzinda wa Lilongwe ikukumbutsa anthu onse mu mzindawu kuti tsiku losesa, kuchotsa zinyalala ndi kukonza malo mwezi uno likhalapo lero pa 11 February 2022 kuyambira nthawi ya 2 koloko masana mpaka 5 koloko madzulo. Khonsoloyi ikupempha atsogoleli onse…
Lilongwe City Council (LCC) would like to bring to the attention of the public that it has upgraded its burial services at its Area 18 paying Cemetery.
His Worship the Mayor Councillor Richard Banda launched the Greening Lilongwe Campaign on 19th January, 2022 at Kaliyeka Primary School. Greening Lilongwe Campaign is an initiative of the Lilongwe City Council (LCC) in collaboration with the Lilongwe Chapter of the…
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