Zambia's former President, Edgar Lungu, has decided to withdraw his case in which he sought a judicial review of the government's alleged decision to prevent him from traveling abroad on Saturday.Mr. Lungu had planned to attend a conference in South Korea on Saturday but was reportedly denied permission to travel due to a lack of government clearance. He initially took the matter to court for a judicial review.

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However, he has now withdrawn the case, citing scheduling conflicts. The court had scheduled the hearing for 25 September, while the conference he intended to attend would conclude on 20 September.

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