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Experts representing various groups say the government needs to take action against the machete-wielding thugs who have been disrupting the protests and not just talk about it. This comes as President Lazarus Chakwera condemned the incident and ordered two ministers, National Security Minister Ezekiel Ching’oma and Defence Minister Monica Chang’anamuno, to submit reports. “I want to receive reports on what happened and we will use the reports to…
PAC, HRCC Demand Transparency on Arrests Related to Recent Lilongwe Demos
The Public Affairs Committee (PAC) says it is dismayed by delays from the Malawi Police Service in releasing a report on arrests linked to recent violent demonstrations in Lilongwe. PAC Publicity Secretary, Bishop Gilford Matonga, says Malawians saw images and videos of suspects, making the police silence puzzling.He has urged President Lazarus Chakwera to publicly explain what actions have been taken. The Human Rights Consultative Committee (HR…
PAC Slams Police Silence on Lilongwe Protest Arrests, Demands President’s Action - Malawi Freedom Network
The Public Affairs Committee (PAC) has expressed deep concern over the Malawi Police Service’s continued silence regarding arrests made following recent violent demonstrations in Lilongwe. Speaking to Zodiak Broadcasting Station, PAC Publicity Secretary Bishop Gilford Matonga said it is disturbing that two weeks after the chaos, police have yet to issue a statement or release a report on the matter. “Malawians saw clear videos and images of indi…
PAC demands clarity from Chakwera over Lilongwe protest violence Malawi 24 | Latest News from Malawi
The Public Affairs Committee (PAC), a prominent interfaith body of religious leaders in Malawi, has condemned the Malawi Police Service for remaining silent on whether any arrests have been made following the violent protests that occurred in Lilongwe more than two weeks ago. PAC spokesperson Bishop Gilford Matonga expressed disappointment during an interview on Thursday, […] The post PAC demands clarity from Chakwera over Lilongwe protest viole…
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