| 5,933,836 |
-12.85146 |
28.24275 |
Zambia |
|
Pupils at Ndeke Secondary School threw stones at school property after discovering leaked exam materials were fake. They attempted to demolish the school perimeter wall-fence but police prevented them by firing teargas. |
| 5,933,840 |
-15.4166 |
28.2833 |
Zambia |
|
Workers staged protests at Armor offices demanding backpay and terminal dues. |
| 5,933,846 |
-12.82 |
28.2 |
Zambia |
|
For a third day running, pupils at some schools in Kitwe protested over fake leaked exam papers. They attempted to block roads with logs and rocks but police fired teargas to disperse them. |
| 5,933,850 |
-15.4166 |
28.2833 |
Zambia |
|
Workers staged protests at Armor offices demanding backpay and terminal dues. |
| 5,933,854 |
-15.4166 |
28.2833 |
Zambia |
|
Workers staged protests at Armor offices demanding backpay and terminal dues. |
| 5,933,859 |
-12.8472 |
28.22225 |
Zambia |
|
An angry mob of Wusakile and Chamboli residents took over the main road accusing the Patriotic Front of failing them on a number of issues. Some youth were detained for throwing rocks at police, but police ultimately dispersed the crowd. |
| 5,933,865 |
-15.4166 |
28.2833 |
Zambia |
|
University of Zambia students demonstrated from Monk Square to the Great East road, demanding an increase in the number of bursaries for students. Police fired teargas and pushed the students back into campus. |
| 5,933,870 |
-12.8472 |
28.22225 |
Zambia |
|
Wusakile and Chamboli residents continue to clash with police in riots over lack of social and economic amenities. |
| 5,933,876 |
-15.4166 |
28.2833 |
Zambia |
|
More than 100 students from UNZA protested recent comments by the Minister of Sports and Youth. Two police officers were injured and students broke windows, lit a fire, and blocked the Great East road. Police used riot gear to stop them and 5 were arrested and later released. |
| 5,933,882 |
-10.65 |
31.17 |
Zambia |
|
Police and students fought running battles after students protested over erratic water supply at Mulungushi University. The school closed following weeks of critical water problems. |
