Presidential challenger Michael Sata, left.
Zambia Poll Puts Sata in State House
Opinion polls put Zambian opposition Patriotic Front leader Michael Sata in State House in Lusaka after elections on September 20.
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Zambia: Polls Put Opposition Challenger in State House
SAR, 15 September 2011
Opinion polls put Zambian opposition Patriotic Front (PF) president Michael Sata in State House in Lusaka with 54% of the vote after the next general elections to be held next… Read more »
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Zambia: Social Media to Monitor Elections
IPS, 15 September 2011
When Zambians go the polls on Sep. 20 they will have the most effective team of observers monitoring the electoral process - themselves. Citizens, through social media, will be… Read more »
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Zambia: All Roads Lead To Free And Fair Elections
Times of Zambia, 16 September 2011
Free and fair elections are the cornerstones of a true democracy. A clear, open and accountable process that is understandable to the electorate is critical in any poll… Read more »
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Zambia: Don't Celebrate Too Early - President Rupiah Banda
Times of Zambia, 16 September 2011
PRESIDENT Rupiah Banda has said the Zambian people should avoid premature celebrations for their respective candidates in Tuesday's presidential and general elections until the… Read more »
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Zambia: Stability, Snakes and Salacious Gossip - an Election Preview
Daily Maverick, 15 September 2011
Election fever has hit Zambia as incumbent President Rupiah Banda battles it out with Michael "King Cobra" Sata for Zambia's top job. Here's what to expect in next week's election,… Read more »
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Zambia: Elections - The Names May Change, but the Policy Agenda Will Remain the Same
ISS, 13 September 2011
Next week, on 20 September 2011, Zambians will go to the polls to elect its next President. As is often the case with elections in this part of the world, questions have been… Read more »
InFocus
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Former Vice President Enoch Kavindele has accused some opposition parties and the media of plotting a scheme to incite Zambians to reject the outcome of the September 20 elections. Read more »
