Letter from Zambia (chapter 3)

LUSAKA: Sunday September 11th, - If you were to ignore the papers for a while you wouldn't think there is a pitched election being fought out. Lusaka, or at least the leafy parts of the city are normal.

Other than the much reported William Banda attack on candidate Sylvia Masebo in Chongwe, and some bruises suffered in skirmishes between cadres of the MMD and PF, no major incidents have been recorded in the country.

No one has been killed and by and large for those not interested in the election, life goes on as usual. At a reception hosted by the Swedish Ambassador for our team, small talk with diplomats revolves around the possibility of trouble flaring. 

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Women unite for progress

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