Malawi's Unfinished Reckoning - CSOs Say Economic Grievances From 2011 Unrest Persist
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Malawi's Unfinished Reckoning - CSOs Say Economic Grievances From 2011 Unrest Persist
Fifteen years ago today, Malawi endured two days of nationwide demonstrations that ended with government security forces killing more than 20 protesters -- one of the darkest episodes in the country's post-independence history, and one whose lessons, it seems, were never quite learned.
15 Years After July 20 Protests: Activists Say Malawi Still Battles the Same Economic and Human Rights Challenges
ShareBy Suleman Chitera Fifteen years after Malawi’s historic July 20, 2011 nationwide demonstrations, civil society leaders say many of the grievances that drove thousands of people onto the streets remain unresolved, with citizens still facing severe economic hardships and growing concerns over civic freedoms. Read more50 MRCS youths volunteers donates blood to MBTSThe anniversary of… The post 15 Years After July 20 Protests: Activists Say Mal…
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