We have started to collect the most important news related to Zambia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Remote Zambian farmers gain a written language for first time
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Chinese-run copper mines in Zambia are dangerously unsafe and owners routinely flout the rights of workers, says a report by Human Rights Watch.
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Zambia apologises to neighbouring Angola for committing 'treachery' by backing ex-rebels during the country's brutal civil war.
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Chinese claim fairer treatment of African workers
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The new president of Zambia, Michael Sata, cancels the sale of a bank to a South African buyer amid a major political shake-up.
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Zambia's newly-elected President Michael Sata replaces the head of the country's anti-corruption watchdog.
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Zambian opposition leader Michael Sata is sworn in as president after beating incumbent Rupiah Banda in a tightly contested election.
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Zambia's President Rupiah Banda concedes defeat to opposition leader Michael Sata, whose supporters have been celebrating his election after his fourth attempt.
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Opposition leader Michael Sata is declared the winner of Zambia's presidential election after a tight race against incumbent Rupiah Banda.
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Riots break out in two towns in Zambia's northern mining region where opposition supporters are impatient for the results of Tuesday's polls.
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Millions of Zambians have been voting in what is expected to be a close contest between President Banda and Michael Sata, with some trouble in the capital, Lusaka.
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Why China is interested in Zambia's presidential race
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A Zambian court dismisses an opposition claim that President Rupiah Banda was not eligible for re-election because of a parentage rule.
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