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Peter Hilt of the United Party, which is in coalition with
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The United Party was the mouthpiece of the mining, financial, and industrial interests, mainly English and
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To some extent the United Party has been the prisoner of the country's steadily restricted franchise.
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Consequently, the opposition parties merged into one party called the United Party (UP) under the joint leadership of K.A. Busia (NLM) and S.D. D.mbo (NPP).
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Zanu leader Reverend Ndabaningi Sithole has called United Party president Bishop Abel Muzorewa a coward for pulling out of
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In last Sunday's parliamentary vote, Mr. Putin's United Party narrowly retained a majority of seats, but lost its previously unassailable two-thirds share.
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Helen was part of a small liberal wing of the United Party that broke away to form the Progressive Party in 1959 and was the only member of that party to hold her seat in the general election of 1961.
Helen Suzman. 2009
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She gave up the academic life for politics, being elected to Parliament in 1953 as a member of the United Party.
Vale Helen Suzman (1917-2009) Hels 2009
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She gave up the academic life for politics, being elected to Parliament in 1953 as a member of the United Party.
Archive 2009-01-01 Hels 2009
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In the 1953 election she won the Houghton constituency unopposed for the United Party, the official opposition, and represented Houghton until her retirement in 1989.
Helen Suzman. 2009
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