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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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.
BILL 7 WAS A PROCEED OF CRIME – MAKEBI ZULU
“This is not about name-calling,” Makebi Zulu said in his remarks. “It is about law, governance and the kind of country we are choosing to become.”
MAKEBI ZULU ACCUSES GOVERNMENT OF UNDERHAND TACTICS IN LUNGU BURIAL DISPUTE
Speaking in a wide-ranging interview, Makebi Zulu framed the dispute not as a question of protocol but as an issue of dignity, legality and character in public office. He alleged that the state has sought to impose conditions on the Lungu family while simultaneously running a campaign of pressure and persuasion designed to force compliance
Mususu Kalenga Endorses Makebi Zulu for President
In a personal reflection published on Facebook, Mususu Kalenga praises Makebi Zulu’s character, intellect, and resilience, affirming his suitability for Zambia’s highest office.
PF WARNS OF CONSTITUTIONAL BREAKDOWN AS PRESIDENT LUBINDA EXPELS MPS OVER BILL 7
In a decisive announcement, Honourable Given Lubinda declared the immediate and irreversible expulsion of all Patriotic Front Members of Parliament who supported Bill 7.
JOHN SANGWA WARNS OF CONSTITUTIONAL COLLAPSE AFTER BILL 7 VOTE
“The Constitution is not self-enacting,” Sangwa said. “It requires people of integrity to respect it. What Bill 7 has exposed is a gap between what is written on paper and what is practised in reality.”