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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 43445, member: 636"]
Political parties should think twice before joining forces with the ruling MCP for elections. Winners need more than half of all votes cast to become president. Many groups want to team up but MCP broke promises before with other parties. UTM, AFORD and PP all left the Tonse Alliance after MCP failed to keep agreements.

The plane crash that killed Vice President Saulos Chilima raised serious questions about MCP leadership. Many citizens doubt the government's version of events surrounding the tragedy. Parties that work with MCP might face voter anger over transparency issues. People want honest answers about what really happened to their leaders.

MCP struggles with high prices and corruption scandals across government departments. Fuel shortages and foreign exchange problems hurt ordinary families every day. Voters blame President Chakwera's administration for economic hardships. Political groups that support MCP could lose public trust during campaign season. Smart parties will avoid partnerships that damage their reputation with voters.
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