Symbolic imageZambia votes with copper revenues and civil liberties on the ballot
President Hakainde Hichilema, elected five years ago on a promise to protect civil liberties in the copper-rich country, faces accusations of trampling on them as Zambians go to the polls, the New York Times reports. Debt and copper earnings have dominated the campaign, and the outcome will shape how one of Africa's biggest copper producers deals with its creditors.
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