An African country has a white democratic president for the first time ever, although he was not directly elected to office.
Guy Scott, who was born
in Zambia and whose family is of Scottish descent, has been named the interim
leader of Zambia following the death in London of president Michael Sata, aged
77.
Mr Scott, 77, was up
until today vice-president of Zambia.
Under Zambian law,
presidential elections for a permanent successor for Mr Sata must be held
within three months.
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