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Empty statement by this guy. Why saying his govnt is in support of Human Rights yet he failing to end judicial strike which is denying pipo right to justice? Why not ending ACB Strike as corruption is as a mojor thing that violets pipos rights that meant for them? Pipo hv human right to buy things at an affordable price yet prices in malawi are unreachable. Is this not violation of pipos rights by the highest office? Yo statement could hv come after al these hv been adressed. Plz stop kunamiza amalawi

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