Official results show the incumbent receiving roughly 61 percent of votes, compared with ⁠38 percent for his main challenger, Brian Mundubile.Published On 18 Aug 202618 Aug 2026Zambia’s President Hakainde Hichilema ⁠has won re-election for ⁠a second five-year term, according to the electoral authorities, after a race marred by allegations of fraud.Results released by the election commission in the early hours of Tuesday morning showed that Hichilema received roughly 61.4 percent of valid votes, compared with ⁠38 percent for his main challenger, Brian Mundubile.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemsend of list“I therefore declare Hichilema Hakainde S to be president-elect of the…

A city not built for the blindBut Mora Garcia warns that accessibility remains a challenge for women like Pau.Sports programmes for athletes with visual impairment remain limited, and cultural expectations for women can be just as restrictive.Families, he said, frequently discourage daughters from taking part in contact sports, for fear…

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On August 12, a new Presidential Memorandum authorized the federal government to deputize vetted private corporations to conduct activities in support of law enforcement operations against cyber-enabled transnational criminal organizations. It is an innovative answer to a scourge of cybercrime that costs Americans billions of…

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