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Habasonda said the legal challenge seems to be an attempt by the opposition party to derail the campaign of the ruling Movement for Multi-party Democracy MMD in the run up to the polls.
Zambia Court Unlikely to Prevent Banda Re-Election Bid, says Activist 2011
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He also dismisses accusations that the UPND was secretly working with the ruling Movement for Multi-party Democracy MMD, a move which sharply contradicts stipulations of the alliance with the PF party.
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Shortly after its formation, many analysts predicted the alliance between the Patriotic Front [PF] and the United Party for National Development [UPND] will pose a significant challenge to incumbent President Rupiah Banda and his ruling Movement for Multi-party Democracy [MMD].
Opposition Alliance’s Breakdown Boosts President Banda Re-election Prospects, Says Expert 2011
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Multi-party elections - flawed though they may be - are a step towards a more democratic Sudan and a final resolution of a 20-year war.
Rob Crilly: Sudan: Multi-Party Elections with Only One Winner 2010
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Multi-party elections - flawed though they may be - are a step towards a more democratic Sudan and a final resolution of a 20-year war.
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Multi-party systems are parliamentary ones that work through coalitions.
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Multi-party systems are more common for legislatures with multi-member electorates, commonly found under proportional representation systems.
One-Party State Watch, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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A large percentage of amnesty applications received to date were from ordinary criminals, the Multi-party Reference Group said on
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Multi-party talks to form Zimbabwe's new unity government were unlikely to start Wednesday with the top brass of President Robert
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A lawyer by training, Mwanawasa was one of the founder members of the Movement for Multi-party Democracy (MMD), which has been in power in Zambia since 1991 when it ousted Kaunda, who had served as president since independence in 1964.
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