Thyolo and Mulanje declared a ‘country’


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…Malawi government branded careless

Board member for People’s Land Owners (PLO) Vincent Wandale yesterday declared Mulanje and Thyolo districts as one sovereign state.

Wandale made the declaration following the failure of government to solve estate land issues that started months ago.

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Mulanje and Thyolo now a state.

The organization met yesterday for discussions on the next step concerning the issue of self-rule but they were disrupted by the Malawi Defence Force.

However, Wandale described government’s decision to send the army to the meeting as “foolish” saying the organisation was expecting a proper solution on the matter rather than a confrontation with armed forces.

“We are surprised that the police came fully armed instead of the government coming with the solutions to the problem,” he said.

He however explained that as a board member he will make sure that their country continues with the secession and they will be supported by international organizations.

Malawi government was yet to respond as went to press on the matter.

289 thoughts on “Thyolo and Mulanje declared a ‘country’

  1. Enanu mwangoyimva kumene nkhaniyi, pls Dont blame Malawi24, Wandale was on air a week ago talking about the same topic pa radio inayake.

  2. Ife tkufuna tizipanga zathu bas coz its not izy to share the same identity ndi atumbuka and countries like islael,afghanistan and iraq mosogozedwa ndi bokoharram akutisapoter ndiye musamale nafe

  3. Koma apa cha khota-kota ndiye chikudyedwa guys, kaya mukudya legally kaya ndi illegal koma mukuchipichila, kungomva kuli United States ya kwa American basi kanundu akulamuleni eti.

  4. Awenge mpoto mphanyi mwate waukira nakumthira machaka. 20 july viwawa vyachalo chose kweni wapolisi kumpoto wakakoma wantu wanandi kujumpha pakati na kumwera why? Tikuona ndipo tikumuonani

  5. kkkkkkk ka malawi ndi kochepa kale kuposa bulangeti ndiye mukamakokelana kakhala kachidutswatu.Inu amaphulisa ntchito yanu siyowophyeza anthu koma kuteteza ndiye mumapita ndi wonga ndi timapayipi kuti chani

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