Battle for lion’s share of political party funding

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Fireworks are expected at today’s All Party Conference where all political parties are expected to converse and find best suited model as they seek to share the P34.6 million availed by government for political party funding.

After 'uniting' against rigging, opposition political parties enter today’s meeting with one voice as they aim to get a better share from the funds.

The P34.6 million according to Fnance Minister Peggy Serame will “enhance the country’s democratic principles”.

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Battle for lion’s share of political party funding

Fireworks are expected at today’s All Party Conference where all political parties are expected to converse and find best suited model as they seek to share the P34.6 million availed by government for political party funding.

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