Lusaka: Zambians went to the polls Thursday in an election focused on economic hardships in the copper-rich nation, where President Hakainde Hichilema is seeking a second term.
According to France24.com, the election comes at a critical time for Zambia as the nation grapples with economic challenges. Voters are assessing President Hichilema's economic policies and achievements during his tenure as they cast their ballots. The election is seen as pivotal, with many citizens concerned about the country's economic future and stability. President Hichilema's administration has faced scrutiny over its handling of the nation's economy, which is heavily reliant on copper production. This election is expected to be a referendum on his economic performance and vision for the future of Zambia.
