The government has confirmed the adoption of our policy framework including the mandate for stiffer legislative penalties and the establishment of a public database for traffickers. We are now shifting our focus to monitor the implementation schedule for the new rehabilitation funding. Thank you for the sustained pressure that forced …
This petition will be presented to parliament to call for stiffer legislation on drug trafficking, increased funding for rehabilitation services, firing and punishment of corrupt police, closing of drug houses and sunctions on landlords of drug dealers, banning of counter top cough syrups and drugs that are being abused, fast action on deportation of foreign nationals engaged in drug trade, compilation of a data base of convicted drug traffickers to be made public especially at Malawi's border points, free awareness programs on state owned MBC, Decentralised information to schools, district commissioners and ward councillors. (We are still consulting on the full list)
The petition just passed the 100 signature mark. I am currently preparing the formal briefing documents for submission to the parliamentary committee.
Reached 100 supporters
May 9, 2018
429 Comments
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Alex M Banda
8 years ago
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Drugs are a menace and an evil that breeds crime, corruption, gangs and nepotism. It has the potential to destroy Malawi' society, families and future, a future that is in our youth and needs to be dealt with decisively without compromise by the Malawi Government
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Winfred C Phiri
8 years ago
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I fully support the banning of such medicines. Please involve also the human drugs regulatory body, the Pharmacy Medicines and Poison Board (PMP BOARD), the Medical Council of Malawi, the Nurses Council of Malawi and other health related entities.
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Onani Bokosi
8 years ago
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This very important and we need sanity in the drug management system. PRliament should indeed have this as food for thought. We have many Malawians languishinv on charges of drug trafficking yet it is so easy for expatriets to do simiilar offences and go away easily with the same
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Christina
8 years ago
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This a very welcome development. Needs more public awareness, because even some of the over the counter drugs are being abused. This issue is a serious one and people know their neighbors that are abusing or in the business but no whistle blowing. Sad.
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Frances Mkandawire
8 years ago
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Time for serious action. Time for parents to wake up and relate to their children. Time for communities to arise and create facilities where young people can play sports, do drama, play games. They are bored! There is nothing for them to do because adults are not thinking of them!
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Stella Masangano
8 years ago
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This is happening in my neighbourhood.
My friend Jim Goodman died from this May God Soul Rest in Peace
It's dreading as you see young boys hanging in the hood.
It's all about access
No access No addiction
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Joel Limbani Nyali
5 years ago
Malawi is struggling with high levels of unemployment and youth support is extremely in dire need. In order to maintain the norms of good behaviour that have existed in the past, we have to promote the fight against drug and substance abuse to secure the future of a better Malawi.
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The government has confirmed the adoption of our policy framework including the mandate for stiffer legislative penalties and the establishment of a public database for traffickers. We are now shifting our focus to monitor the implementation schedule for the new rehabilitation funding. Thank you for the sustained pressure that forced …
This petition will be presented to parliament to call for stiffer legislation on drug trafficking, increased funding for rehabilitation services, firing and punishment of corrupt police, closing of drug houses and sunctions on landlords of drug dealers, banning of counter top cough syrups and drugs that are being abused, fast action on deportation of foreign nationals engaged in drug trade, compilation of a data base of convicted drug traffickers to be made public especially at Malawi's border points, free awareness programs on state owned MBC, Decentralised information to schools, district commissioners and ward councillors. (We are still consulting on the full list)
The petition just passed the 100 signature mark. I am currently preparing the formal briefing documents for submission to the parliamentary committee.
Reached 100 supporters
May 9, 2018
429 Comments
A
Alex M Banda
8 years ago
Featured
Drugs are a menace and an evil that breeds crime, corruption, gangs and nepotism. It has the potential to destroy Malawi' society, families and future, a future that is in our youth and needs to be dealt with decisively without compromise by the Malawi Government
W
Winfred C Phiri
8 years ago
Featured
I fully support the banning of such medicines. Please involve also the human drugs regulatory body, the Pharmacy Medicines and Poison Board (PMP BOARD), the Medical Council of Malawi, the Nurses Council of Malawi and other health related entities.
O
Onani Bokosi
8 years ago
Featured
This very important and we need sanity in the drug management system. PRliament should indeed have this as food for thought. We have many Malawians languishinv on charges of drug trafficking yet it is so easy for expatriets to do simiilar offences and go away easily with the same
C
Christina
8 years ago
Featured
This a very welcome development. Needs more public awareness, because even some of the over the counter drugs are being abused. This issue is a serious one and people know their neighbors that are abusing or in the business but no whistle blowing. Sad.
F
Frances Mkandawire
8 years ago
Featured
Time for serious action. Time for parents to wake up and relate to their children. Time for communities to arise and create facilities where young people can play sports, do drama, play games. They are bored! There is nothing for them to do because adults are not thinking of them!
S
Stella Masangano
8 years ago
Featured
This is happening in my neighbourhood.
My friend Jim Goodman died from this May God Soul Rest in Peace
It's dreading as you see young boys hanging in the hood.
It's all about access
No access No addiction
J
Joel Limbani Nyali
5 years ago
Malawi is struggling with high levels of unemployment and youth support is extremely in dire need. In order to maintain the norms of good behaviour that have existed in the past, we have to promote the fight against drug and substance abuse to secure the future of a better Malawi.
Drugs are a menace and an evil that breeds crime, corruption, gangs and nepotism. It has the potential to destroy Malawi' society, families and future, a future that is in our youth and needs to be dealt with decisively without compromise by the Malawi Government