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People's Federal Movement calls for adoption of Federal Government

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The People's Federal Movement (PFM) has called upon people in the country to adopt Federal System of government for equal distribution of resources. Chairperson for the movement Moses Kapiriwita made the call on Tuesday during the Press Conference at Crown Hotel in Lilongwe. Kapiriwita said the President should also call for a referendum in order […]

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