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Malawi shut down SA shops, boycott products

by Staff Writer
24/04/2015
in Front Page, National News
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Malawians on Friday forced shops owned by South Africans to close for business following the recent xenophobic attacks in South Africa.

Led by the Consumer Association of Malawi (Malawi) a handful of Malawians turned up in Blantyre to support the boycott.Kapito-and-Mayaya_shoprite

While in Lilongwe, the CAMA Executive Director John Kapito and activist Billy Mayaya had to force a Shoprite shop in Lilongwe to close to adhere to the boycott call.

Dubbed ‘Black Friday’ protests today affected Pep, Game and Shoprite who had to shut down their shops.Shoprite-Old-Town-Lilongwe

Kapito said they asked them to remain closed for the day because “we are avoiding ugly scenes”.

He said the ‘Black Friday’ protests of boycotting South African products will help show South Africans that “people depend on one another across the global and the continent.”

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