Zambia’s President secures a second term in office with a decisive 61 percent majority vote
Zambia’s President secures a second term in office with a decisive 61 percent majority vote
Zambia’s President has secured a second consecutive term in office after winning the election with a decisive 61 percent of the vote. The strong electoral victory gives the President another mandate to lead the country, with supporters celebrating the outcome as a clear indication of public confidence in his leadership and administration.
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