The Malawi Government through the Attorney General (AG) has pleaded for patience from the families whose relatives were killed for protesting against British rule.
Speaking at the commemoration of Martyr’s day in Nkhatabay district, AG Charles Mhango, pleaded for patience from families of the victims who were shot dead by the British soldiers Mhango.
He said Malawi government is yet to get a letter that authorized the shooting of sons and daughters of Malawi, the Nyasaland.
He further assured that government is to make sure that the bereaved families are compensated by British government.
During the commemoration of Martyr’s day on Saturday, families of people who were shot by colonial soldiers faulted government for not pushing for the compensation from Britain.
The families argued that it now is over five decades since their relatives were killed for opposing the British rule. Over thirty people were reported to have been killed by the British soldiers in 1959.
IIIIII KOMA NDE MWACHULUKATU OFUNA CHIPEPESO MWAMVA
Sapita kawiri mu Dpp yatizuza.
ngati mwakangiwa mupase zambia iramurire
Ndiye alipotu ochuluka ofuna kupepesedwawo…..
And also those who died during demonstration nthawi ya later president Bingu nawonse they have to be compensated iwonse they fought for Malawi
why compesate….zinthu zinazi aaaa….
Why? Then 3rd March must end! We celebrating their fought for us mesa? If compesated, then we have fought for ourselves
they fought for themselvrs….greedy people
so the British government shouldn’t compensate them because they killed themselves too??? is that what you are saying
why compesate….
Compensation ya chani?? Bwez dzko la Malawi litachibwino ndi azungu aja
Patience for over 55 years? They should definitely be hopeless now
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