The New York Times Agency May 2010
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Frederick Chiluba, former president of Zambia, arriving at the Magistrate's court in Lusaka, Zambia in May 2009. For a decade, Chiluba was president of Zambia. Now, more than seven years after he left office, a court is deciding whether he stole from his impoverished people. Chiluba is a rarity in Africa, a Big Man brought low by corruption charges. He says he has done nothing illegal, but his many critics say his fall was brought on by the usual sins of the powerful -- greed, vanity and pride -- and a major tactical blunder: He underestimated the man he hand-picked in 2001 to succeed him as president. (Mariella Furrer/The New York Times)
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2009-06-21
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