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Thursday, 27 December, 2001, 19:21 GMT
In pictures: Zambian elections
The turnout in Zambia's presidential and parliamentary elections was so high that voting had to be extended.
![]() People eager to vote began queuing before the polls opened
![]() In Zambia's vibrant democracy, nobody wanted to stay at home
![]() Some election officials worked by candle light
![]() Not enough room behind the curtain for Baby Gladwin, carried on her mother's back
![]() The election was free from violence, but there were accusations of rigging
![]() MMD members drum up support at a rally
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