The separation of powers doctrine prevents concentration of power in one branch by distributing governmental authority among three distinct organs: Executive, Legislature, and Judiciary. This system ensures that no single institution becomes too powerful, protecting against authoritarian rule and safeguarding democracy. Each branch operates independently with specific functions, creating a balanced governance structure that promotes accountability and prevents abuse of power in Zambia's constitutional framework.

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