Zambia: President Unveils New and Smaller Cabinet

President Michael Sata announced a 20-member Cabinet, naming his close ally Guy Scott, a Zambian of Scottish-British origin, as Vice-President.

Supporters of Michael Sata.

Patriotic Front leader Michael Sata campaigning for election.

Posters for Zambia's 2011 elections.

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  • 19 September 2011
    Zambians Go To The Polls
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    In Zambia, residents are poised to vote in presidential and local elections on Tuesday. Incumbent President Ruiah Banda weathered an early ... see more »

Zambia's President Rupiah Banda.

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