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Politicians enter Zambia copper strife

THE strife in Zambia’s Copperbelt has taken on a political aspect after the country’s President dismissed his police chief for moving too slowly in charging the opposition leader with crimes relating to a riot at the mine last week.

Michael Quinn
Politicians enter Zambia copper strife

According to Reuters, opposition leader Michael Sata was charged with seditious practices on the weekend after a riot last week at Nchanga open pit mine. On Monday espionage charges were added to the...

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