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Zambia to vote as economic hardship tests government reforms
Debt restructuring, inflation and copper revenues are emerging as key issues in the vote.
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Zambians will cast ballots on August 13 in a general election that is being viewed as a test of recent economic reforms. The vote is centered on concerns over debt restructuring, rising inflation and the role of copper revenues in the country’s economy. Observers see the election as a measure of whether the government’s reforms have eased everyday hardships.
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