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Debt-ridden Zambia votes in closely contested election

Debt-ridden Zambia votes in closely contested election

  • Of 16 candidates for the top job, incumbent President Edgar Lungu and his long-time nemesis Hakainde Hichilema are the front-runners
  • Lungu’s Patriotic Front party and Hichilema’s United Party for National Development have clashed violently on several occasions
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Zambia Army to help fight cholera spread

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Zambian president urges unity as govt, opposition prepare for talks

Zambian president urges unity as govt, opposition prepare for talks

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