LUSAKA, Zambia — In his spare bungalow in central Lusaka, Fisho Mwale wears a pastel, plaid button-down and sleek, rectangular glasses. He is warm and soft-spoken. But his easy manner is camouflage; Mwale is calculating, as any man who has been both distinguished and underestimated might be.
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