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The puzzle that is Michael Sata

The puzzle that is Michael Sata

Zambians and regional observers are keen to see what the new president’s rise to power will entail.

Zambia will follow ’10 Commandments’

Zambia will follow ’10 Commandments’

Zambia President Michael Sata says his government will follow the tenets of the 10 Biblical Commandments.

Zambia tense as votes are counted

Zambia tense as votes are counted

Zambia’s main opposition appeared on course for a convincing victory Thursday, following an election marred by disorganisation and sporadic violence.

Opposition takes the lead in Zambia’s election

Main opposition leader Michael Sata is ahead of President Rupiah Banda in the election race according to results from 85 out of the 150 centres.

There was another upside: no one was shot, beaten or arrested. A furious police spokesperson has announced that arrests will be made – although it’s unclear what anyone could be charged with.

Election latest target of Zambian corruption

When former Zambian president Frederick Chiluba was taken to court, accused of embezzling millions of dollars, many held their breath.

Flying high with His Excellency is enlightening

Flying high with His Excellency is enlightening

<b>Sean Christie</b> joined Zambian President Rupiah Banda on his well-funded campaign trail.

Zambia’s election voices

In the run up to Zambia’s presidential and parliamentary elections, we asked people what they think about their country.

Personality trumps policy in Zambia’s election battles

Personality trumps policy in Zambia’s election battles

The race for the Zambia’s top office is heating up in Lusaka, reports <b>Louise Redvers</b>.

Zambian elections: Poverty, prosperity and potholes

Economic indicators show Zambia is on the path of progress, but for millions of poor citizens their daily existence is a grind.