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Zambians cast ballots in a presidential election that tests incumbent's economic reforms
Zambians began casting votes in a presidential election that will test President Hakainde Hichilema’s economic reforms versus widespread cost of living frustration. Voters will also choose members of Parliament and local government councilors, while the election is watched globally due to Zambia's status as a major copper producer. Opposition parties have accused the ruling government of using state institutions to target political rivals.
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