Political truce holds in Zambia after unrest
- 10 years ago
A political truce in Zambia appears to be holding after the ruling party's secretary-general was reinstated.
Protests were followed by violence on Monday when Guy Scott, Zambia's interim president, sacked Edgar Lungu in a decision that was seen by many as politically motivated.
According to the polls, Lungu is a front-runner in the race for presidency scheduled for January, following the death of Micheal Sata, the late Zambian president.
Al Jazeera's Tania Page reports from Lusaka, Zambia.
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Protests were followed by violence on Monday when Guy Scott, Zambia's interim president, sacked Edgar Lungu in a decision that was seen by many as politically motivated.
According to the polls, Lungu is a front-runner in the race for presidency scheduled for January, following the death of Micheal Sata, the late Zambian president.
Al Jazeera's Tania Page reports from Lusaka, Zambia.
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