Sunday, 18 October 2026 | Lusaka, Zambia | All times CAT
Updated 2 hours ago Topics Journalists Our network Advertise
Lakatips Sourcing the truth from every corner of Zambia

Lakatips

Advertise on Lakatips

Reach readers following the national conversation

Display, sponsored placements and briefing slots — across politics, business and sport.

See the options
Just in

Politics

Elon Musk’s ex Ashley St. Clair is raising an explosive new question about the 2024 election: Why did Musk seem so certain Donald Trump was going to win before the votes were counted?

BREAKING: MUSK’S EX SHOWS RECEIPTS ON ELECTION BOMBSHELL! “Elon had a bizarre degree of certainty” Trump would win BEFORE the results came in – and a new documentary reveals his cryptic texts about an “ANOMALY IN THE MATRIX!” Elon Musk’s ex Ashley St. Clair is…

Elon Musk’s ex Ashley St. Clair is raising an explosive new question about the 2024 election: Why did Musk seem so certain Donald Trump was going to win before the votes were counted?

Picture: Zambian Observer

BREAKING: MUSK’S EX SHOWS RECEIPTS ON ELECTION BOMBSHELL! “Elon had a bizarre degree of certainty” Trump would win BEFORE the results came in – and a new documentary reveals his cryptic texts about an “ANOMALY IN THE MATRIX!” Elon Musk’s ex Ashley St. Clair is raising an explosive new question about the 2024 election: Why […]

The post Elon Musk’s ex Ashley St. Clair is raising an explosive new question about the 2024 election: Why did Musk seem so certain Donald Trump was going to win before the votes were counted? first appeared on The Zambian Observer

Source: Zambian Observer — Read more

More to read

All Politics →

U.s. Tightens Visa Rules for Zambians

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation says some Zambians are restricted from entering the United States under new travel measures that took effect on January 1, 2026. The restrictions affect people applying for immigrant visas and certain non-immigrant visas, including those for business…

Diamond TV • • 1 min read
One-time sign-up

Keep reading at Zambian Observer

Lakatips is free, and it stays free. Sign up once and we will send you through to Zambian Observer — and to every other newsroom in the network after that, without asking again.

We use your details for the morning briefing and to tell newsrooms how many readers we send them — never as a list to be sold on. See our privacy policy.