Calls intensify for a fresh, transparent inquiry into the Chikangawa plane crash that killed nine, including the Vice President. Politicians and activists demand accountability, questioning findings and urging a credible commission to deliver closure, justice and reforms to prevent tragedies.
The event, which involved panga-wielding thugs assaulting demonstrators, journalists, and bystanders, raised serious concerns about the failure of Malawi Police and Defence Forces to protect citizens, prompting calls for a thorough investigation, accountability, and respect for constitutional rights such as freedom of assembly
Renowned Governance and Human Rights Advocate, Undule Mwakasungula, has urged Malawians to take the provisions of the Republican Constitution seriously ahead of the September 16 General Elections, warning that calls to establish a governing council to oversee the management of the national elections are dangerous to the country's democracy.
One of Malawi’s longest-serving Governance and Human Rights Advocate Undule Mwakasungula has weighed in on the resignation of Sylvester Namiwa from the Commission of Inquiry on the plane crash that claimed the life of former State Vice President, Dr. Saulos Klaus Chilima, and eight others, describing the resignation as questionable.
