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Vote counting in Zambia has resumed after being temporarily halted due to violence that resulted in the theft of marked ballot papers, according to the Electoral Commission. The incidents prompted the electoral body to pause the counting process.
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Vote counting in Zambia has resumed after being temporarily halted due to violence that resulted in the theft of marked ballot papers, according to the Electoral Commission. The incidents prompted the electoral body to pause the counting process.
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Zambia vote counting resumes after pause over alleged attacks on polling staff
Zambia vote counting resumes following pause due to violence