Carders Allegedly Attack Gary Nkombo During Nomination Filing Attempt

 

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Carders Allegedly Attack Gary Nkombo During Nomination Filing Attempt

Breaking News | Zambia | 2026

Reports indicate that Minister Gary Nkombo was allegedly attacked by political carders in an incident said to have occurred while he attempted to file his nomination papers.

A developing situation has emerged after reports surfaced that political carders allegedly attacked Minister Gary Nkombo in an apparent attempt to prevent him from filing his nomination papers.

Eyewitness accounts circulating on social media claim the incident caused confusion and tension at the nomination venue, forcing security officers to intervene to restore order.

Details surrounding the motive of the alleged attack remain unclear, and authorities have not yet issued an official comprehensive statement regarding arrests or injuries.

The incident has sparked widespread concern among citizens, with many questioning the state of political tolerance and safety during the ongoing electoral process.

Police investigations are expected to establish the full circumstances surrounding the alleged attack.

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