HRDC sets December 10 for fresh demos, endorses truck drivers protests

Rights activists, the Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC) have set December 10 for fresh wave of protests which they have dubbed ‘justice march.’

HRDC chairperson Timothy Mtambo announces dates for fresh demos

HRDC chairperson Timothy Mtambo said the protests have been organised to force the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) chairperson Jane Ansah resign as well as against the rampant sale of public land including that of Livimbo primary school to Asians and foreigners.

He said the December 10 protests will coincide with the commemorations marking the International Human Rights.

Mtambo also said HRDC is embarking on a campaign to solicit views from Malawians on matters that affect them, saying the first meeting will be this Sunday at Nsundwe in Lilongwe.

Meanwhile, HRDC says it fully supports a strike by truck drivers slated for December 3 against the decision by truck owners not to implement the government set K100, 000 salary structures for the drivers.

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25 replies on “HRDC sets December 10 for fresh demos, endorses truck drivers protests”

  1. Some people don’t understand what demonstrations mean. Its sounds very funny for some people to say demos don’t
    produce any tangible results. These are the very same people who don’t wish Malawi well. If you even go to their homes you won’t even find a simple chair to sit on. Very sad indeed. HRDC go ahead with the demos. count me in.

    1. KKK mukunena chani inu kodi? Demos so far what have they produce in Malawi apart from distraction? In Europe yes not Africa stop wasting your precious time people you can do better

  2. Indeed abale. Alipotu alomwe anzeru koma awawa akulamulila ku Malawi wa ndi alomwe opusa, opanda nzeru from Jerusalem Bible college. Achoke basi……by force or by fire. Tifuna anthu ndi amene alamulile. Awatu SI anthu.

  3. Here in south African they demonstrate almost every day we seing people with various articles to the streets and they even shows them on SABC wake up Malawi

    1. In South Africa you have large scale farmers growing your crops. Ķunotu Mvula yagwa anthu akuthamanga ndi makasu. By 10 December even Lilongwe will be raining.

  4. Demonstration is a sign of anger And concerned Everyone who is not happy with the way things is going in the country Malawi will go to street to say enough is enough.

  5. Have given up on this Country …Ukati ulowe mmizi ma China kumangokumba migodi….Mayenje okhaokha …..Ulowe mtauni malo kumangogulisana ma DPP cadet ndi Amwenye ….Poor Leadership ngati munthu Anatokanika Unduna Ziko lingayende….Tikamazazizimuka Mtulo timeti Ziko litaonongeka ….Ndayambano kumvesa Mkulu ankati Vuto ndi Account Number 1 Uja ….We really Need a New System of government .. ..Where the Leadership is Near the People …..Decentralisation of power – A Federal System …Ndie kuti pano Bwenzi tikulimbana ndi Governor wa State yimeneyi kuti Malo atogulisidwa bwanji ….

  6. Demos are out of fashion! Kusowa zochita eti! Cholinga muzikathyola ma shop nkumaba zinthu za a Malawi nkumanena kuti mukumenyela ufulu a Malawi. Zachamba zeni zeni. Musiyeni Jane Ansah, she is completely an innocent Person.

  7. HRDC team, you are most welcome to Msundwe………………………………………………! We are eagerly waiting for you here at “Bengazhi”/Msundwe Baracks………………………………………….!! C U Sunday!

  8. Ife tikhala tili busy mmunda ndimvula zagwazi. Pepani. Mwina tikakolola . Maka maka kuyambira August chaka cha mmawa chifukwa mpunga ndi fodya zimachedwa .

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