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Remembering the life former Zambia President Kenneth Kaunda - Vimarsana News

Remembering the life former Zambia President Kenneth Kaunda

Kenneth Kaunda, in full Kenneth David Kaunda, (born April 28, 1924, Lubwa, near Chinsali, Northern Rhodesia [now Zambia]), was a politician who led Zambia to in

EFF declares donations for the first time - Vimarsana News

EFF declares donations for the first time

For the first time since the implementation of the Political Party Funding Act of 2018, the EFF has finally disclosed that it received a donation of over R3 million.

Source: news24.com
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Stop social media jibe against suicide victims – Zambia Daily Mail

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Georgia's Last Opposition Stronghold | Institute for War and Peace Reporting - Vimarsana News

Georgia's Last Opposition Stronghold | Institute for War and Peace Reporting

The municipality of Tsalenjikha in western Georgia holds a unique place on the country’s political map. It is the only one out of Georgia’s 64 municipalities in which an opposition candidate won last year’s mayoral elections. The two rounds of local elections in Georgia last autumn took place amid a tense political atmosphere, deemed by many to effectively be a referendum on the ruling Georgian Dream (GD) party.

Source: iwpr.net
Lynn Schmidt: Americans aren't in a party mood - Vimarsana News

Lynn Schmidt: Americans aren't in a party mood

American voters have been trying to tell political parties and elected officials what they want, and perhaps more importantly, what they don’t want. The question remains, will they ever listen?