Zambia’s opposition leader Brian Mundubile has been detained after surrendering to police over allegations linked to treason.
Mundubile reportedly handed himself over to authorities alongside his running mate, Makebi Zulu.
The development comes shortly after Zambia’s presidential election, which Mundubile has disputed.
President Hakainde Hichilema was declared the winner, while the opposition has raised concerns about the conduct of the election.
Mundubile had previously sought refuge at a United Nations facility in Lusaka amid fears for his safety.
The treason allegations have increased political tension in the country and attracted attention from human rights groups.
The situation is expected to remain a major political issue as Zambia prepares for the next stage of its post-election process.
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