By ADRIAN MWANZAAN independent analysis and survey conducted by RHOMA Foreign Relations Institute between May 1 to July 31 2021, says there is sufficient evidence to support recent opinion polls that suggest or forecast that President Edgar Lungu will take the day with a marginal gap.RHOMA Foreign Relations Institute Executive Director Cornelius Bwalya said that the survey, conducted by the Political Science Association of Zambia working with the two international think tanks, London-based Farraline Public Relations and Washington, DC-based Media Theory suggested that President Lungu would receive 44.5 percent of the vote against his main rival, UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema who will receive 30.3 percent.He said according to the Afrobarometer summary report on Zambia of 2020, it shows that 35 percent of Zambians trusted President Lungu as President of Zambia while 28.4 percent had faith in the PF against 17.5 percent of those that trusted the opposition political parties.Mr Bwalya said consequently, another survey by […]
`OPINION POLLS CREDIBLE’
