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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.

Alisa Lungu, and her son Godfrey, queue to cast her vote in Chisamba, north of the capital Lusaka
People eager to vote began queuing before the polls opened

Beauty Phiri, with her son on her back, casts her vote in Chisamaba, north of the capital Lusaka
In Zambia's vibrant democracy, nobody wanted to stay at home

Electoral Comission staff work by candle light
Some election officials worked by candle light

Baby Gladwin Phiri on the back of his mother, unseen, who is casting her vote
Not enough room behind the curtain for Baby Gladwin, carried on her mother's back

A Zambian policeman votes in the capital Lusaka
The election was free from violence, but there were accusations of rigging

Zambian Movement for Multi-party Democracy supporters, play drums at a rally
MMD members drum up support at a rally
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27 Dec 01 | Africa
Voting extended in Zambian polls
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