“My heart is in pain,” Mwamba said, noting that seven months had passed since President Lungu’s death without closure for his family or the nation.
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ARCHBISHOP ALICK BANDA IS NOT JUST ANOTHER MAN. HE IS AN INSTITUTION.
A Commentary by Brian Matambo | 3rd January 2026 There are moments in a nation’s life when clarity is demanded, not diplomacy. This moment that Zambia finds herself in is one of them. To suggest that Archbishop Alick Banda is an “ordinary man” is not merely an error of judgment. It is a failure to...
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WHO OWNS THE BODY OF A DEAD MAN IN ZAMBIA?
The fact that the death certificate showing the certified cause of death is already in the public domain further disqualifies the Zambian Government from claiming any basis for investigations or continued interference in the custody of the remains.
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BREAKING NEWS: Zambian Government’s Obsession with Late Former President Lungu Exposed
The statement also condemned online attacks against Archbishop Alick Banda, the family’s chosen mediator, accusing government-linked individuals of spreading falsehoods that have delayed mediation talks.
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A PRACTICAL FASTING TIMELINE: WHAT HAPPENS, WHEN IT HAPPENS, AND HOW TO USE IT
Too many calories, too much visceral fat, and constant exposure to processed foods keep the body in a state of inflammation.
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“Judge afwile ukulya: The Pretoria High Court’s Sham Ruling Against the Lungu Family
The judgment also misrepresented Zambian law. There is no statute prescribing how former presidents must be buried. The court’s reliance on the notion that Zambia has legal authority over Lungu’s burial is entirely baseless.
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JUDGMENT WITHOUT JUSTICE: THE LUNGU FAMILY’S BURIAL BATTLE
Burial is not just protocol. It is intimacy, culture, faith. It belongs first to the family. To deny them this right is to wound them a second time.