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Nice preaches peace in Karonga

by Malawi News Agency
06/12/2019
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National Initiative for Civic Education (Nice) Trust has asked political, religious and traditional leaders to co-exist and bury their political differences for peace and tranquillity to prevail in the country.

Nice national programmes manager Gray Kalindekafe made the call on Tuesday in Karonga during a day-long stakeholders’ peace-building workshop.

Kalindekafe: We have seen a lot of violence

He said it is sad that recently the country has experienced a number of cases where people took the law into their own hands, a development he said is unacceptable in a democratic dispensation.

“Malawi has always been the Warm Heart of Africa, but for the past few months, we have seen a lot of violence, people killing each other and destroying government property. This is uncalled for in a democratic country,” he said.

Nice Trust is conducting a series of civic education trainings across the country  to prepare people for the aftermath of the May 21 2019 Presidential Elections nullification petition being heard by the Constitutional Court.

Traditional Authority Kalonga of Karonga thanked Nice trust for the initiative saying that it has come at the right time when there are misunderstandings in the country resulting in violence.

He then urged the stakeholders to take the messages to their communities so that issues of violence should not continue.

During the workshop, political party leaders for Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), Malawi Congress Party (MCP), UTM, Alliance for Democracy (Aford) and other stakeholders signed a memorandum of understanding on peace.

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