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Former Zambian minister killed in post-election security raid

A former Zambian minister was killed in a security raid on an opposition politician’s home.

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A former Zambian minister was killed in a security raid on an opposition politician’s home. The raid occurred amid heightened tensions following Zambia’s recent elections.

The UN rights chief has expressed concern over the arrest of opposition figures, and Zambian police have summoned an opposition leader for questioning. The raid that killed Mutotwe Kafwaya, the former transport minister, is one of several post-election security operations targeting opposition figures.

The opposition leader has not yet been charged with any crime. The UN rights chief has not specified what actions the UN will take in response to the arrests.

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Who was killed in the security raid?

Mutotwe Kafwaya, the former Zambian transport minister.

What is the UN rights chief’s stance on the arrests?

The UN rights chief has expressed concern over the arrest of opposition figures in Zambia.

What is the status of the opposition leader summoned for questioning?

The opposition leader has not yet been charged with any crime.

Topics

Zambia post-election violence Mutotwe Kafwaya UN rights chief opposition arrests

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