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Democratic Progressive Party

political party, Malawi
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  • Joyce Banda
    Joyce Banda
    / Political career

    …year she moved to the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), formed by Pres. Bingu wa Mutharika, under whom she served as minister of gender, child welfare, and community services (2004–06) and as minister of foreign affairs (2006–09). In her various ministerial capacities, she designed the Zero Tolerance Campaign Against Child Abuse…

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    …year she moved to the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), formed by Pres. Bingu wa Mutharika, under whom she served as minister of gender, child welfare, and community services (2004–06) and as minister of foreign affairs (2006–09). In her various ministerial capacities, she designed the Zero Tolerance Campaign Against Child Abuse…

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