CLEAN : Zambia election set for August 11 by new law

The video discusses the demands of the Zambian people in the Amendment Bill, including the election of a president with over 50% of the votes, the establishment of the Court of Appeal, and the implementation of a devolved government system. It also addresses the removal of uncertainty regarding election dates, setting the general election on the 2nd Thursday of August. The video highlights progressive clauses like the 50%+1 rule and the role of the Electoral Commission, while expressing concerns about the lack of a view of rights.

What are the key provisions included in the petition Amendment bill demanded by the people of Zambia?

In what ways does the new Constitution aim to strengthen accountability among the various organs of the state?

How does the new Constitution address the uncertainty associated with the date of elections?

What is the significance of the presidential running mate in the electoral process as per the new provisions?

What are the progressive clauses incorporated in the Electoral Commission's framework?