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Brown James Mpinganjira, popularly known as BJ is a Malawian Politician who used his 1986 detention to fight the injustices of the then one party state. He worked with others in prison and used their time to devise ways on how to change the direction of Malawi's political state. Mpinganjira was detained in 1986 and was released in 1991 due to international pressure. He began working for British council upon his release and received support from international community to form a pressure group and lobby for a referendum to decide whether Malawi was still to remain a one party state or become a multi party democracy. In the 1993 referendum, history was made at the polls when Malawians voted for multi party democracy.In the first multi party elections, Mpinganjira contested as Member of Parli

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rdfs:comment	Brown James Mpinganjira (* 7. November 1950) ist ein malawischer Politiker der (NDA), der unter anderem zwischen 1999 und 2000 Außenminister sowie 2004 Präsidentschaftskandidat war. (de) Brown James Mpinganjira, popularly known as BJ is a Malawian Politician who used his 1986 detention to fight the injustices of the then one party state. He worked with others in prison and used their time to devise ways on how to change the direction of Malawi's political state. Mpinganjira was detained in 1986 and was released in 1991 due to international pressure. He began working for British council upon his release and received support from international community to form a pressure group and lobby for a referendum to decide whether Malawi was still to remain a one party state or become a multi party democracy. In the 1993 referendum, history was made at the polls when Malawians voted for multi party democracy.In the first multi party elections, Mpinganjira contested as Member of Parli (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	2009 Malawian general election United Democratic Front (Malawi) politicians United Democratic Front (Malawi) Lilian Patel Living people National Democratic Alliance (Malawi) Malawian diplomats Malawi Congress Party 1950 births Minister of Foreign Affairs (Malawi) John Tembo Mapopa Chipeta Government ministers of Malawi Billy Kaunda National Democratic Alliance (Malawi) politicians Foreign Ministers of Malawi 2004 Malawi general election
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has abstract	Brown James Mpinganjira (* 7. November 1950) ist ein malawischer Politiker der (NDA), der unter anderem zwischen 1999 und 2000 Außenminister sowie 2004 Präsidentschaftskandidat war. (de) Brown James Mpinganjira, popularly known as BJ is a Malawian Politician who used his 1986 detention to fight the injustices of the then one party state. He worked with others in prison and used their time to devise ways on how to change the direction of Malawi's political state. Mpinganjira was detained in 1986 and was released in 1991 due to international pressure. He began working for British council upon his release and received support from international community to form a pressure group and lobby for a referendum to decide whether Malawi was still to remain a one party state or become a multi party democracy. In the 1993 referendum, history was made at the polls when Malawians voted for multi party democracy.In the first multi party elections, Mpinganjira contested as Member of Parliament in his home town Mulanje. He won the parliamentary seat in 1994 and served as an MP for Mulanje Central for 15years. In the 15 years that he was in parliament, Mpinganjira had a colourful political career and is one of the best political masterminds in Malawi. He has contested once as a presidential candidate for National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in 2004 and as a running mate in the Mgwirizano Coalition (MCP & UDF) in 2009. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of foreign ministers in 1999 List of foreign ministers in 2000 2009 Malawian general election List of political parties in Malawi Lilian Patel 2004 Malawian general election Justin Malewezi Minister of Foreign Affairs (Malawi) John Tembo Mapopa Chipeta List of Malawians
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