Zambia's Democratic Institutions on Trial The election in Zambia was meant to be a celebration of democracy, but it has turned into a test for the country's institutions instead.
Weeks after President Hakainde Hichilema declared victory, opposition leader Brian Mundubile continues to dispute the results, and courts remain closed due to security concerns.
The timing is particularly problematic, as it raises questions about access to justice and the independence of the judiciary in Zambia.