Undule backs Bushiri’s call to prepare for Malawi presidential elections case outcome 

Renowned social and political activist Undule Mwakasungula has backed Prophet Shepherd Bushiri’s message of preparing Malawians for the elections court, saying the sentiments are timely and commendable.

Undule: Backs Bushiri’s call

Undule rose to prominence between 2010 and 2011 when he led the Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in fighting against late Bingu wa Mutharika’s government.

During a news  briefing last Wednesday in South Africa, Bushiri called on political leaders to prepare their followers regarding the outcome of the elections case as it has already divided the country.

The prophet warned the outcome could lead to more violence in the country if  not well managed.

Undule said Malawians need to coexist no matter the differences underlining that ‘we are all God’s children.’

The former executive director of Center for Human Rights and Rehabilitation (CHRR) is not the only who has accepted and backed Bushiri’s call.

Legal expert Chrispine Sibande, political parties such as MCP and UTM, even HRDC have welcome Bushiri’s call.

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Andrew
Andrew
4 years ago

Just you get fooled he is the one who push demos

pitala
pitala
4 years ago
Reply to  Andrew

How? Or in what way did the prophet shepherd bushiri pushed on the demonstration led by HRDC and the people concerned.

Watchers
Watchers
4 years ago

We are all smelling the rain a mile away. This is not the same Malawi they used to know whilst they claimed the fraudulent victory God hears the cries of the broken. It’s not yet over light will prevail over darkness.

Kambewa chisale
4 years ago
Reply to  Watchers

Those are words of wisdom Undule

Lazarus Kappata Njikho
Lazarus Kappata Njikho
4 years ago

Exactly

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