False. The Zambian constitution does not grant the President power to suspend parliament indefinitely. While the President can prorogue (suspend) parliament between sessions, this is temporary and subject to constitutional limits. Parliament must meet at specified intervals, and prolonged suspension would violate constitutional requirements for democratic governance. The constitution ensures parliament's continued functioning as a check on executive power, maintaining the balance essential for democratic accountability.

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