Zambia’s Constitutional Court Bars Edgar Lungu from 2026 Presidential Election.

by Takudzwa Mahove December 11, 2024

written by Takudzwa Mahove December 11, 2024 0 comments

Zambia’s former president, Edgar Lungu, has been disqualified from contesting the 2026 presidential election following a landmark ruling by the Constitutional Court.

The court determined that Lungu has already served two terms as president, having succeeded the late Michael Sata in 2015.

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