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Zoona zake
Zoona zake
7 years ago

I choose to differ with the one who commented above by the name of The Analyst, when the policemen are soft, they get their vehicles damaged and the police station torched. It’s high time the community respected the police. These days policemen are not respected in the name of people’s rights and when they act they are labelled as brutal. Yet we have seen a number of police stations vandalized and cars torched just to take the law into their hands when ever a suspect is under police custody. Is this what we call people’s rights. Do the community have… Read more »

Mawa ndiwe
Mawa ndiwe
7 years ago

It is so worrisome now to hear that Tear gas can now kill.

Zayambika,,, mumakana Kamuzu mululilanji , kusanva anthu ankupoto.

The Analyst
The Analyst
7 years ago

O………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………O Ask two warring sides as to why they are fighting, each will give no or different reasons. . . . For reasons why the road was blocked, the writer (of this story) shouldn’t have asked the Police, but the community. Coz obviously the police will cite “no reason” or “unknown reasons” so as to justify their (police) brutality. . . . This said, the reason (s) be whatever; blocking the road hence inconveniencing motorist and other road users (who might have nothing to do with whatever happened), is an unacceptable level of savagery and indeed needed to be punished,… Read more »

Prof. Peter Mutharika
Prof. Peter Mutharika
7 years ago
Reply to  The Analyst

Why should they block a road denying other people to travel?

twambombo
twambombo
7 years ago
Reply to  The Analyst

Well written comment.

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