DPP cadres take up streets in Blantyre:  Protected by Malawi police

The governing Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) cadres have taken up the major Kamuzu Highway in Blantyre after the police forcibly cleared Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC) protesters.

DPP supporters marching from Comesa Hall heading towards Blantyre CBD after Police dispersed HRDC demonstrators.
DPP supporters marching from Comesa Hall heading towards Blantyre CBD after Police dispersed HRDC demonstrators.

 

The DPP cadres, clad in party regalia, are well protected by the Malawi police just hours after the HRDC sanctioned anti-Jane Ansah protesters were dispersed by the DPP cadets and the police.

It is not known where the DPP cadres are marching to although reports say they will remain in the streets until the HRDC gives up on its decision to march to Mount Soche Hotel.

Macdonald Sembereka, one of the HRDC officials could not say whether they have called off the protests following their clash with the police and the DPP cadets.

“We are just monitoring the situation. When there is calm, we might go ahead with the protests,” said Sembereka.

UTM vice president Michael Usi was among the protesters who sought refuge at the military camp near Kamuzu Stadium.

HRDC wanted to petition Southern Africa Development Community (Sadc) Electoral Commissions Forum (ECF) delegates meeting in Blantyre.

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njpapi
njpapi
4 years ago

do you remember young paonias????????

Achina Chasweka
Achina Chasweka
4 years ago

HRDC mbuzi za anthu Kodi ufulu wake uti mukuunenawo? ?? Kodi aja mumawaphwanyira malonda aja alibe ufulu??? With your stupidity then you say fighting for Malawian freedom Ansah does’t have freedom Tambo the idoilet

ERUTU
ERUTU
4 years ago

PRIMITIVE SOCIETY

Mana
Mana
4 years ago

We are tired of HRDC and demonstrations. They are disrupting business and pulling our poor country backwards. Whoever can chase these fools away from the streets is helping our country. Kudos to the DPP cadets.

mwana mlomwe
mwana mlomwe
4 years ago

nzako akakuchita konzu nawe pangansi konzu ndiye paja nkhonya yobwezera kuwawa alomwe nonse ndinu nonse a police nthawi yanthu ife sopano atumbuka ndi achewa yakwana kuti tikupheni amene muli kuno pakati komanso ku mpoto tsamalani tikukambirana zobwezera ndipo dziko apa tikugawana basi

Alick Lawyer Phiri
Alick Lawyer Phiri
4 years ago

DPP palibepo chanzeru chomwe apangapo Mziko muno than oppressing people’s rights and Silencing pple who can lift our Nation better – what Cadets and police did it’s a shame to the Nation.

Alick Lawyer Phiri
Alick Lawyer Phiri
4 years ago

I hope people know now How bad is our dpp government – this DPP doesn’t even Care peoples lives and the party should be ousted now it has failed the people of Malawi both economically and Security of the Country like never before – We are Sick and tired with DPP s behavior…….

Stanley Mdala
Stanley Mdala
4 years ago

Time will tell. These DPP cadres and the Malawi Police your days are numbered as your professionalism has been compromised by political appeasement to Mutharikas government from Bingu time to this time. You have taken State House security duties as a chance to politicize the security systems and weakened the original standards. Last time Kamuzu Banda did the same mixing Politics with security of the State House. You brought in Mukhito into State Residences as Chief of Staff and advising wrongly and bringing the so called “Cadets “into conflict with the Police and MDF. But be careful with MDF if… Read more »

Bauer
Bauer
4 years ago

Yeah, it’s better to have shadows as bodyguards than having none. Keep it up thugs.

Kalua
Kalua
4 years ago

Federal government is needed now…. kugawana dziko basi….

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