The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) intends to postpone its convention following Vice President Saulos Chilima’s announcement that he will not challenge President Peter Mutharika at the indaba.
The ruling party was expected to hold the convention this month but when announcing the convention party secretary general Grezeldar Jeffrey did not mention a date only saying the date will be revealed by chairperson of the convention.
Following Chilima’s decision to not contest for any position at the DPP convention, Mutharika is expected to go unopposed as DPP president at the convention and now the party is planning to hold the indaba after this month.
“There are plans to shift the convention to future dates,” a DPP official told the local media.
Mutharika will officially become the DPP torchbearer for the 2019 elections after the convention.
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Thanks DPP you have done your part of stabilising the Kwacha. Now we want those that can make the Kwacha have more value. Well done DPP we wish you all the best as you are preparing to retire.
Thats politics ???