Kalindo Calls Off Protests

Group shelves demos, gives govt 14 days

Malawi First , a grouping led by activist Bon Kalindo, has suspended its planned demonstrations after agreeing to give government two weeks to identify and communicate interventions to address the country’s socio-economic challenges. The agreement comes amid growing pressure on government over persistent fuel shortages and electricity blackouts, with the Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC) …

Bon Kalindo suspends demos against fuel crisis

LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-Leader of Malawi First, Bon Kalindo has called off planned demonstration against fuel crisis. Kalindo has therefore commended President Professor Peter Mutharika for admitting the current challenges facing the nation describing him as a leader that Malawians wanted. The government and Malawi First held a meeting on Wednesday in Lilongwe where the two sides cancelled […]

Malawi First suspends demonstrations after government assurance

By Rahim Abdul Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs Charles Mhango has assured Malawians that government will outline measures to address concerns raised by Malawi First within two weeks. Mhango made the assurance on November 4, 2026, in Lilongwe during a meeting with Malawi First leader Bon Kalindo and other government representatives to discuss the […] The post Malawi First suspends demonstrations after government assurance appeared …

Kalindo calls off protests

This article was originally published on Malawi24">Malawi24, Malawi's #1 independent news platform. Malawians who were preparing to take to the streets over fuel shortages, blackouts, water problems and corruption have been left waiting after Bon Kalindo and his Malawi First movement handed government another two weeks. Malawi First has suspended demonstrations scheduled for November 5 following talks with government over mounting challenges aff…

Kalindo halts cost-of-living protests after govt talks

Pressure group Malawi First has suspended nationwide protests that had been scheduled for 5 November, following talks with Government representatives. [capti... Read the latest breaking news on Nyasa Times.