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VEEP Urges Clergy to Pray for Peaceful Elections

Vice President of Zambia, Mutale Nalumango, has urged clergy members to pray for unity, peace, and love in the lead-up to the country’s general election, scheduled to take place next Thursday. According to Mrs. Nalumango, these values are crucial for ensuring peaceful elections and promoting national development. She called on church leaders to pray for the country’s leadership and the nation as a whole, emphasizing the importance of their prayers for a successful electoral process in Zambia.

Article source: lusakatimes.com | Image credit: Lusaka Times

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