Zambia resumes vote count after pause over violence
Summary
Zambia paused counting votes after reports of attacks on election workers and theft of marked ballot papers. The vote count started again after a day’s break, following presidential and parliamentary elections.Key Facts
- Zambia held presidential and parliamentary elections recently.
- Vote counting was stopped nationwide because of violence and stolen ballots.
- Attacks targeted polling staff during the election process.
- The suspension lasted one day before counting resumed.
- Opposition leader Brian Mundubile claimed he won the election.
- A university lecturer, Sishuwa Sishuwa, discussed the events on France 24.
- The article relates to ongoing political developments in Zambia.
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