Zambia polls: Inmates at Kamfinsa Correctional Facility in Kitwe queued 24-hours to elections
It has emerged that imates at Kamfinsa Correctional Facility in Kitwe, Zambia have queued up in readiness to cast their votes 24 hours to crucial 2021 polls.
Police Officers in Kitwe kept an eye on the situation in the central business district yesterday ahead of polls.
Police Officers in Kitwe mounted a random check point on the Kitwe –Ndola dual Carriageway searching vehicles for any offensive weapons.
Presiding Officer Esther Chipangeni shows election observers and monitors pieces of the torn ballot paper at Kamfinsa Correctional Facility Polling Station Two.
Looking on is an inmate only known as Dangote who had ripped the ballot paper before attempting to shove it in the ballot box.
Source : africaneditors.com
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