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NPF resurrects as Aford is rebuilding

by George Singini
15/07/2015
in National News
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National Patriotic Front (NPF), a political party registered in 1995 but faded away, has embarked on a regrouping and rebuilding drive to offer economic hope and clean politics to Malawians.

NPF and other parties attempted to merge with Alliance for Democracy (Aford) in 2013 during its convention, but the merger flopped as some parties refused to be completely swallowed by Aford.

Malanga: NPF will offer economic hope
Malanga: NPF will offer economic hope

Aford president Enoch Chihana at the time demanded that the other parties be deregistered first.

Speaking in an interview on Tuesday, NPF president Alec Malanga said his party is slowly rebuilding to offer an alternative.

He said his party, which will offer economic hope to Malawians, has national ideologies; hence, the name National Patriotic Front.

Asked if rebuilding of NPF would not affect the power broker that Chihana wants to create and if such a move also qualifies Chihana’s claims that politicians in the North are greedy and not united, Malanga said it is hard for Aford to become the region’s political power house because it rejected other parties from joining it at the convention.

Former Aford member Dan Msowoya, who has been roped in NPF, said Aford’s rebuilding is a re-union of United Democratic Front (UDF) members as such it would be hard to become a broker for the region.

He said Malawi needs the party more than ever arguing time has come for the country to practice clean politics.

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