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Succession Battle Lines Drawn in Malawi Ruling Party

Vice President Saulos Chilima has reportedly rejected President Peter Mutharika's request to renounce a faction in the ruling Democratic Progressive Party that wants Chilima to be the party's presidential candidate in the 2019 elections. Mutharika has insisted that he will stand for re-election again.

Malawi: Mutharika, Chilima Meet to Discuss DPP 'Civil War'

Nyasa Times, 29 May 2018

President Peter Mutharika and Vice-President Saulos Klaus Chilima on Monday, May 28, 2018, held a meeting at Hilltop Sanjika Palace in Blantyre amid a political stand-off between… Read more »

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President Peter Mutharika and Vice President Saulos Chilima.

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Will Chilima Stand and Deliver on Malawi Presidency?

The Chilima-for-President movement is reportedly gaining momentum within the Democratic Progressive Party as many members are backing Vice President Saulos Chilima. President ... Read more »
- Malawi: Chilima Challenged to Declare Stand On Malawi Presidential Bid
- Malawi: Malawi VP Saulos Chilima's Brave New World

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