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FAZ Presidential Candidates Should Debate Live On Tv To Explain Manifestos – Mweetwa

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Former Zambian footballer Nchimunya Mweetwa has called for live televised debates for all candidates running for the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) presidency. The elective general meeting will take place on March 29 in Livingstone, with five candidates, including incumbent president Andrew Kamanga, vying for the role. Mweetwa stresses the need for transparency and believes the debate will allow candidates to present their manifestos in de…

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FAZ Presidential Candidates Should Debate Live On Tv To Explain Manifestos – Mweetwa

Former Zambian footballer Nchimunya Mweetwa has called for live televised debates for all candidates running for the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) presidency. The elective general meeting will take place on March 29 in Livingstone, with five candidates, including incumbent president Andrew Kamanga, vying for the role. Mweetwa stresses the need for transparency and believes the debate will allow candidates to present their manifestos in de…

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