Zambia's main opposition leader surrendered to police after seeking refuge at a UN building.
He and running mate were questioned and recorded warn and caution statements before potential charges.
Hichilema won the August 13 election with around 60% amid violence and vote irregularities.
Authorities say 11 people were arrested in a raid at Mundubile's home with weapons found.
Amnesty International and UN rights chief voiced concerns over killings and arrests of opposition figures.
Why it matters.The case follows a disputed election marked by violence and irregularities, while rights groups have raised concerns about killings and opposition arrests.
What to watch.Authorities may file charges after recorded statements, as scrutiny continues over 11 arrests and weapons reportedly found during a home raid.
Zambia's main opposition leader surrendered to police after seeking refuge at a UN building.
He and running mate were questioned and recorded warn and caution statements before potential charges.
Hichilema won the August 13 election with around 60% amid violence and vote irregularities.
Authorities say 11 people were arrested in a raid at Mundubile's home with weapons found.
Amnesty International and UN rights chief voiced concerns over killings and arrests of opposition figures.
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