📷 TI-Z’S FIRST TOTALLING CENTRE RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENT UPDATE 📷 Transparency International Zambia (TI-Z) is monitoring 151 constituency totalling centres across the country to track the submission of results from polling stations. 📷 As of 10:00 hours this morning, only 80 constituency totalling centres had opened and begun announcing polling station results. This represents 53% of the totalling centres being monitored. 📷 So far, results from only 803 polling stations have been submitted and announced, representing overall progress of 14%. The highest progress was recorded in: 📷 Magoye West – 61% 📷 Mwembezhi East – 55% 📷 Lumezi North – 54% 📷 Chembe – 53% 📷 Dundumwezi – 52% All other monitored constituencies recorded progress below 50%. 📷 TI-Z cautions political parties and other stakeholders against declaring themselves winners, as no constituency totalling centre being monitored has completed the compilation and announcement of results from all its polling stations. 📷 TI-Z will continue monitoring the process and sharing updates as the submission and announcement of polling station results at constituency totalling centres progresses. #KutetezaMasankho #ElectionMonitoring #Transparency

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