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Police want CSOs to promote peace ahead of elections

Summary by The Nation
Karonga Police Station officer-in-charge Kelvin Mulezo has asked civil society organisations (CSOs) to advocate for peace and protect the rights of vulnerable persons ahead of the September 16 General Election. He said this on Saturday during a meeting with Karonga District CSO Network members to plan for the elections. Said Mulezo: “Police regard CSOs as a democratic partner in the run up to elections to ensure fair, credible and violence-free …
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The Nation broke the news in Blantyre, Malawi on Tuesday, June 3, 2025.
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