Chipani cha Pfuko

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Chipani cha Pfuko (CCP) was a political party in Malawi led by Davis Katsonga.

History

The party was established in 2012.^[1] In the 2014 general elections it put forward Katsonga as its presidential candidate. He finished last in a field of 12 candidates, with 0.1% of the vote.^[2] The party also won one seat in the National Assembly.^[3] The party disbanded when Katsonga joined the Democratic Progressive Party in July 2014.^[4]

References

↑ Davis Katsonga's Chipani Cha Pfuko endorses Catholic Bishops' pastoral letter: Breaking down old habits is the political era Malawi Voice, 3 December 2013
↑ This is how Malawi presidential candidates scored Maravi Post, 31 May 2014
↑ Malawi has hung parliament: Chakwera new leadwer of opposition Nyasa Times, 3 June 2014
↑ Katsonga's Chipani Cha Pfuko disbands for DPP membership Nyasa Times, 16 July 2014

Political parties in Malawi

National Assembly (193)	DPP (51) MCP (48) PP (26) UDF (14) AFORD (1) Independent (52) Vacant (1)

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