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Zambia's parliament voted unanimously on 16 July to lift ex-President Frederick Chiluba's immunity from prosecution. A criminal investigation will now open into those said to have benefited corruptly from his ten years in power, and if the courts uphold parliament's vote, Chiluba will become the first African president to lose his immunity. Several other veterans will take note....

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Frederick Chiluba, Xavier Chungu, Richard Sakala, United States, Atan Shansonga, Faustin Kabwe, Emmanuel Kasonde, Bahamas, Katebe Katoto, Raphael Soriano, Belgian, Congo-Kinshasa, Anderson Mazoka