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Reporters Uncensored (RUTV) talks government corruption in Zambia
By: tdowlats
Posted: Jun 4 09
Witnessed: 1383 times
Regions: Zambia
Issues: Other
Tags: corruption, exploitation, natural resources, Poverty
Reporters Uncensored Africa Correspondent Mwenya Mukuka talks with Dr. Guy Scott, opposition leader in Parliament on government corruption in Zambia.
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