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Highlights Chinese totalitarianism has been a hot political issue in Zambia for over a decade. Media platforms across the globe have been flooded with content on Chinese attempts to influence Zambian polls. BEIJING: As a couple of prominent African nations prepare to go into elections in the current year, media platforms across the globe have been flooded with content on Chinese attempts to influence Zambian elections. Scholars of geopolitics and political communication have pointed out the threats emerging from Chinese influence in Zambian elections and consider them as attempts to sabotage...

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Government has described late former Cabinet Minister in the Movement for Multiparty Democracy (MMD) regime, Sarah Sayifwanda, 57, as a patriotic citizen who served the nation diligently. Giving a key note speech on behalf of government at the official funeral service at United Church of Zambia Mushitala congregation in Solwezi today, North-western province Minister, Nathaniel Mubukwanu said the late Ms. Sayifwanda was instrumental in spearheading development when she served in various ministerial positions. “On behalf of His Excellent, Mr. Edgar Chagwa Lungu, the people of Zambia and indee...

news Oli and Dahal get back to customary blame game-now a bit more fiercely Kathmandu Post Kathmandu, Dec. 25 -- More political drama unfolded in Kathmandu on Thursday as both factions of the Nepal Communist Party led by KP Sharma Oli and Pushpa Kamal Dahal held their separate meetings, engaged in passing nasty remarks against each other and indulged in some gimmicks. No one knows yet whose Nepal Communist Party is legitimate, as both have approached the Election Commission in a bid to prove their majority and claim control over the party. In a significant development on Thurs...