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PF EXPOSED: How Lungu's Body Will Return 3 Days Before Zambia's 2026 Election This VIDEO explores the legal, political, and strategic implications surrounding the delayed burial of former Zambian President Edgar Lungu.Based on public r...

WELL DONE MR PRESIDENT ON BILL 7.

But this move is not to be politicised.
Every well meaning Zambian is happy with the government move.
We complained as a nation through various organisations and the president did a wise move by engaging the church representatives who represented us well.

You can tell by the way they were coming out during the meeting that they were made to feel comfortable by the president because the president meant well.

As a result of that meeting, government decided stop the constitution ammendments process to allow wider consultations.
But some politicians have decided to politicise the move and use it against the government which is very wrong.

The government had all the powers and resources to continue with Bill 7 if it wanted. But the president had to put the interest of the people first.

Let's give credit where it's necessary and in this case it is really necessary.

1.WHO WILL REPAY THE MONEY THEY ARE BORROWING TODAY?
2. How long will it take for Zambia to clear all it's debts.
3. Why is the government eager to borrow.
4. Are there other means of raising funds apart from borrowing?
5. Do borrowed money really help the poor majority Zambians?
6. When will the borrowing come to an end?
7. Is borrowing too much a sign of failure?
8. Can Zambia survive without debts considering its rich natural resources such precious stones and fertile lands?
9. Restructuring and reborrowing; is it really helping the nation to grow?
10. What are the effects of borrowing too much as a nation?

Kindly pick your question and share your wisdom. Remember every answer is correct as long as you don't include insults.

We are about to open the Pandora Box.

Stay tuned.
Soon and very soon.

Food for thought;

Can a funeral service start before the arrival of the body?

Food for thought;

What if our president decides to step aside and owner the family wishes.

PRESS STATEMENT FROM THE EDGAR CHAGWA LUNGU FAMILY.

For Immediate Release

On behalf of the Lungu family, we wish to announce that the funeral and burial of our beloved Dr Edgar Chagwa Lungu will take place here in South Africa, in accordance with the family’s wishes for a private ceremony.

This period has been deeply emotional for family, and we are grateful for the overwhelming support and condolences extended to the family from across the continent and the globe.

We would especially like to extend our sincere appreciation to the Government of the Republic of South Africa for their respectful support and for honouring the family’s decision to hold a private funeral and burial here in South Africa.

Your non-interference and respect of the South African Constitution and rights of the family and the desire of the family is commendable and will give space to mourn and celebrate the life of our loved Edgar Chagwa Lungu in dignity and peace.

The visit of the Honourabke Minister for International Relations, Mr Ronald Lamola, was heartwarming when he came to convey a message of condolences on behalf of President Cyril Ramaposa.

The Lungu family continues to seek peace and unity amongst fellow Zambians during this time and thanks all friends, supporters, and members of the public for their understanding, compassion and willingness to mourn the former head of state who, as it has been resolved by the family, will be buried here in Johannesburg South Africa at a private funeral.

Further details regarding the funeral arrangements and burial will be shared to the Zambian and South African public in due course.

Issued by:
Hon. Makebi Zulu
Family Spokesperson

Date: 20th June 2025.