Zambia's new president vows 'better' democracy after landslide win

Zambian president-elect Hakainde Hichilema on Monday slammed the southern African country's "brutal regime" while promising a "better democracy" in his debut address to the nation. On his sixth attempt at winning the top job, the 59-year-old opposition figure beat outgoing President Edgar Lungu by almost 1 million votes in Thursday’s election. Now, the hard work begins as many Zambians have high expectations for the new president.