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Press freedom concerns ahead of Zambia election

By Al Jazeera
10 August 2016   |   8:00 am
Amnesty International says press freedoms are under attack in Zambia ahead of Thursday's general election. An independent newspaper in the capital Lusaka is facing charges for unpaid taxes.

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