Kalindo Warns Chakwera: Governance Relies on Free Speech

The article highlights political activist Bon Kalindo's outspoken criticism of President Lazarus Chakwera and his administration. Kalindo asserts that without the freedoms of speech, demonstrations, and democracy, Chakwera would not hold his current position. He accuses Chakwera of regressing Malawi to the oppressive days of the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) under Ngwazi Hastings Kamuzu Banda, characterized by intimidation and authoritarian rule.
Kalindo vows to continue advocating for truth and justice, despite potential arrests. He claims that recent research by Malawi First indicates the MCP's declining popularity and predicts it would lose if elections were held imminently. He criticizes the government's insistence on using National Identity Cards exclusively for voting, urging a broader range of acceptable identification forms and warning of potential voter boycotts in the 2025 elections if the policy persists. Kalindo calls on legal and political entities to challenge the government's stance in court to ensure a fair voting process.

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