Voters across Zambia are casting ballots in a presidential election, with incumbent Hakainde Hichilema seeking a second five-year term. His bid faces headwinds from persistent cost of living pressures that have eroded public support. Economic hardship has become a dominant issue in the campaign, with opposition candidates capitalizing on voter frustration. Polling stations opened nationwide, and electoral officials are expected to announce results in the coming days.
Zambians Head to Polls as President Seeks Another Term
