Opposition leader says Zambia election unlikely to be 'free and fair'
Opposition leader says Zambia election unlikely to be 'free and fair'.
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Opposition leader says Zambia election unlikely to be 'free and fair'. In March, the 55-year-old was detained at the country's main airport and charged in connection with alleged hate speech before being released on police bond. Police and the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) say the arrangement is intended to prevent clashes between rival campaign rallies.
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Opposition leader says Zambia election unlikely to be 'free and fair'.
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In March, the 55-year-old was detained at the country's main airport and charged in connection with alleged hate speech before being released on police bond.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Police and the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) say the arrangement is intended to prevent clashes between rival campaign rallies.
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