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Vote counting underway in Zambia after presidential election

Vote counting is underway after Zambians cast ballots Thursday in a presidential election testing incumbent Hakainde Hichilema’s economic record against widespread frustration over the cost of living. About 8 million voters were registered, with results expected Monday.

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00:00Vote counting is ongoing in Zambia after millions cast their ballots in a closely watched presidential election.
00:08The day passed largely peacefully, though some polling stations reported confusion overrolls, crowd management problems and delays.
00:18President Akainde Ichilema is seeking a second term on the back of economic reforms, debt restructuring and renewed investment.
00:27But high living costs and employment and power shortages remain major concerns for many voters.
00:35His main challenger, Brian Mundubile, has promised to tackle the cost of living and restore what he calls democratic reforms.
00:44The Electoral Commission of Zambia says the results are expected on Monday.
00:49A candidate needs more than 50 percent to win outright, otherwise a runoff will follow.
00:56Great.
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