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A poll found that 63 percent of Americans agree that the two main political parties do "such a poor job" of representing the public that a third party is needed. Meanwhile, a Republican's home state advantange and demanding input into redistricting.

A major, often controversial figure in South African life has been stilled. We look back at some aspects of his impact.

Central committee endorses chair Nepal’s document amid dissenting views from Khanal.

Zimbabwe's largest daily newspaper

Mugabe, although he made fluent public utterances, was laid back and sluggish and relied on report backs from his ministers.

Based on pure analysis it can be argued that the difference between the late and former president of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe and the incumbent and successor Emme...

Based on pure analysis it can be argued that the difference between the late and former president of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe and the incumbent and successor Emme...

Mugabe, although he made fluent public utterances, was laid back and sluggish and relied on report backs from his ministers.

Parliament has passed a motion for political party financing which was moved by Zomba Ntonya member of Parliament (MP) Nedson Poya. The current law provides that a political party can only get funding from Parliament if it gets 10 percent of the national vote, but the new bill seeks to bring new amendments where political

Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) chairperson Chifundo Kachale has challenged political parties to be conversant with the new electoral laws to ensure a smooth electoral process in the 2025 Tripartite Elections. Speaking in Dowa on Wednesday when he opened an electoral laws meeting which brought together MEC commissioners, officials from the National Registration Bureau (NRB), registered