Political Parties in Malawi - Table of Political Parties

Table of Political Parties

Party Acronym Year Founded Founder President Vice-President Party Colors Slogan Emblem Status
Alliance for Democracy AFORD 1993 Chakufwa Chihana Dindi Gowa-Nyasulu VP PC S E Active
Congress for Democracy CODE YR Ralph Kasambara Ralph Kasambara VP Light Blue S E Active
Democratic Progressive Party DPP 2005 Bingu wa Mutharika Peter Mutharika Goodall Gondwe Light Blue S E Active
Malawi Congress Party MCP 1959 Kamuzu Banda John Tembo VP Red Kwacha cockeral Active
Malawi Forum for Unity and Development MAFUNDE 2004 F P VP PC S E Active
Movement for Genuine Democratic Change A 2004 F P VP PC S E unknown
Malawi Democratic Party MDP 2004 Kamlepo Kalua Kamlepo Kalua VP PC S E unknown
National Democratic Alliance NDC YR Brown Mpinganjira P VP PC S E Dissolved
National Unity Party NUP 2004 F P VP PC S E Active
People's Party PP 2011 Joyce Banda Joyce Banda VP Orange Unity, Equality, Development lock and key Active
Peoples Progressive Movement PPM YR Mark Katsonga & Aleke Banda Mark Katsonga VP PC S E unknown
People's Transformation Party PETRA YR Kamuzu Chibambo Kamuzu Chibambo VP PC S E Active
Republican Party RP 2004 Gwanda Chakuamba Gwanda Chakuamba VP PC S E unknown
United Democratic Front UDF 1992 Bakili Muluzi Austin Muluzi VP Yellow S E Active

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