Zambia’s President Hakainde Hichilema pledged to build on the economic turnaround achieved during his first term as he was sworn in for a new mandate Tuesday after tense elections.
Hichilema took the oath of office with the main opposition leader – who was the runner-up in the August 13 ballot – under arrest on treason charges that he rejects.
The vote was marred by allegations of intimidation, pro-government bias and restrictions on the opposition, tarnishing the copper-rich country’s democratic…
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