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KNOW YOUR INCOMING MP - CHAWAMA

Name: Ntazana Musukuma Mutungwa

Date of Birth: 11th February, 1983

Growth and Development: Brought up in John Howard Ward III, Chifundo Area, Chawama Constituency

Residence: Plot 126/05, John Howard, Chawama, Lusaka

Schools Attended: Madras John Howard, Kamulanga, Arakan, David Kaunda Technical High School and UNZA School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Profession: Lecturer/NIPA

Qualification: Master of Public Administration (MPA), Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration (BA), (UNZA)

Political Party: Leadership Movement

Ideology: Pro-poor (Humanism), promises Community Based Enterprises (CBEs), Vulnerable Support Program (VSP), Women and Youth Empowerment, Skills Development Centres (SDCs), Local Community Production Centres (LCPCs), effective Drainage System among others for the people of Chawama

Vision for Chawama: A developed Chawama Constituency where residents afford the basic needs of life (human development) alongside infrastructure development

Outstanding Qualities: Result-oriented high performance, detailed analytical ability (Think Tank), development advocacy, generous/selfless leadership, empathy for the poor in society and both good listener and also clarity of speech

Special Achievement: Best Male Pupil in 1999 at Arakan Secondary School, scoring 97% in Mathematics, earning a total of 518/600 and securing a G10 Place at DK

Work Experience: Former Senior Local Government Officer for Lusaka and Eastern provinces, District Aids Coordination Advisor for Chitambo District and Former Lecturer at UNZA

Family: Born of Evangelist Mathews Musukuma Mutungwa and Elder Lucy Nalavwe Kasale of Jesus Anointed Ministries; First-Born Child in a Family of Five (5) Children; Married to Norah Chisenga Mutungwa; and a Great Family Man with Six (6) Children

Religion: Christian, registered and baptized member of Miracle Life Family Church (MLFC)

Special Awards: Won First Prize in the 2006 UNZA Vice-Chancellor's-Student Essay Writing Competition; Received Commendation letters from UNZA Senate for Outstanding Performance in 2005 and 2006; and 2005 Best Male Student in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences/UNZA

Role Model: Michael Chilufya Sata, 5th President of the Republic of Zambia

Hobbies: Playing Chess, Swimming and Listening to Music

Favorite Song of All Time: The Promise by Tracy Chapman

Favorite Quote: Luke 6:31 (KJV)
"And as ye would that men should do unto you, do ye also unto them likewise."

Last night, I told my man I needed K2000. Today he sent K8000. Dear God, what did I do to deserve this type of imagination 😬

MEDIA ALERT
Join Dr RICHARD SILUMBE President of the Leadership Movement Party and incoming President of the Republic of Zambia tonight at 20:00 as he features on the HARDBALL on Crown Television Zambia to discuss matters of national interest.
LM Media Team
03/05/2026

Leadership Movement (LM) Party President Dr RICHARD SILUMBE has paid K100, 000 as the presidential nomination fee for the 2026 general election.

On the Unlawful Handling and Postmortem of Former Zambian President Edgar Chagwa Lungu’s Remains

Pretoria, South Africa – 24 April 2026

The family of the late 6th Republican President of Zambia, His Excellency Edgar Chagwa Lungu, condemns in the strongest terms the blatant disregard for South African court orders and due process by Zambian officials and South African police personnel in the handling of the President’s remains.

These actions, executed under the guise of a lapsed High Court order from 25 August
2025, have violated legal protocols, family rights, and international norms.

On 22 April 2026, South African police and Zambian officials arrived at Two Mountains Funeral Services in Johannesburg, where the President’s body was held. Claiming to enforce the aforementioned court order for repatriation, they pressured the morgue, despite the absence of any family member, to release the remains.

The body was then transported to Tshwane Forensic Pathology Service in Pretoria, arriving at 18:30 (entry number 0632/26). Sgt. Ngwenya and an unnamed Zambian diplomat surrendered the body, opening Postmortem Docket FPS 002/SAP 180.

Notably, Sgt. Ngwenya falsely identified the deceased as having died from “suspected
poisoning” as reported by a “family member,” a claim entirely fabricated, as no such report exists, and the docket lacked any required doctor’s report on the cause of death.

Upon learning of these irregularities, the family’s lawyers urgently approached the High Court in Pretoria. Between 22:00 and 23:00 on 22 April 2026, the court issued an order mandating the immediate return of the remains to Two Mountains Funeral Services and requiring the parties to show cause why they should not be held in contempt.

This order was duly served on the relevant
South African state authorities and the Zambian Government’s lawyers.

In brazen defiance of this order, and at the direction of the Zambian Government and Sgt.
Ngwenya, Dr. Shirley Jena-Stuart conducted a postmortem on the President’s body at Tshwane Forensic Pathology Service from 08:30 to 14:00 on 23 April 2026. This procedure was never authorized by the 25 August 2025 order, which solely outlined repatriation steps. The facility withheld the body until approximately 21:40 on 23 April, only relenting after the family’s lawyers
engaged senior South African police officials.

The family has since taken custody of the body in accordance with the court order.

Whereas most have expressed the opinion that the remains should have been left with the state who wantonly desecrated the dignity of President Edgar Chagwa Lungu, the Lungu family holds the firm view that under no circumstance will they abandon their loved one.

The following irregularities demand immediate scrutiny and accountability:

1. The Zambian Government retrieved the body ostensibly for repatriation but instead
subjected it to an unauthorized postmortem.
2. No family member was present during the removal from Two Mountains Funeral Services morgue.

3. No family member was present at Tshwane Forensic Pathology Service for handover or
identification; records note only a “Zambian Diplomat.”
4. Sgt. Ngwenya’s false claim of “suspected poisoning” reported by a “family member” has
no basis in fact.

5. No South African or other court order authorized the postmortem.

These events represent a grave abuse of power, desecration of the late President’s dignity, and contempt for the rule of law. The family reserves all legal rights to pursue justice, including contempt proceedings, and calls on South African and Zambian authorities to introspect fully and transparently inquire into this unbefitting conduct.

We urge the public, media, and international
community to demand accountability as we do.

Issued by:
Makebi Zulu
Family Spokesperson
On behalf of the Family of His Excellency Edgar Chagwa Lungu

“LUNGU’S BODY ALLEGEDLY GOES MISSING” – MAKEBI

By Darius Choonya

The body of former President Edgar Lungu has allegedly gone missing in South Africa.

Family spokesperson Makebi Zulu has confirmed the development to Diamond News, saying the body of the late former President was moved from Two Mountains Funeral Parlour in South Africa by South African police and unidentified individuals to an unknown location.

Mr. Zulu has said the family does not know where the body has been taken and has promised to provide further details in due course.

Mr. Lungu died on June 5, 2025, in South Africa, and since his death, his body has not been buried due to an impasse between his family and the Zambian Government.

Source: Diamond TV