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18/08/2025

REPUBLIC OF MALAWI

PUBLIC NOTICE

CONFERMENT OF HONOURS

Capital Hill, Lilongwe His Excellency Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera, President of the Republic of Malawi has, by virtue of the powers conferred on him under section 89(1)(b) of the Constitution of the Republic of Malawi as read with section 5 of the Regional and District Boundaries and Place Names Act (Cap. 18:04), conferred honours on the following distinguished Malawians by renaming and naming certain places and infrastructure after them as follows:

(a)

In the City of Blantyre: Chileka International Airport to be renamed Bakili Muluzi International Airport,

(b) In the City of Lilongwe: The unnamed portion of the Lilongwe Western Bypass Road from the M12 intersection to the M1 Kamuzu Procession Road intersection near Bunda Turnoff to be named Joyce Banda Highway; and

(c)

In the City of Lilongwe: The unnamed Area 18 Cloverleaf Interchange to be named Arthur Peter Mutharika Interchange.

This conferment of honours is with effect from 9 August, 2025 and shall be published in the Government Gazette for all purposes and all written laws in Malawi.

Dated this 18th day of August, 2025

Colleen Zamba

SECRETARY TO THE PRESIDENT AND CABINET

13/08/2025

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08/08/2025

The Pretoria High Court in South Africa ruled that the body of former Zambian President Edgar Lungu be repatriated to Zambia for a state funeral. This decision comes after Lungu's family initially planned to bury him in South Africa, reportedly to avoid current Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema presiding over the ceremonies.

*Key Developments:*

- *Court Ruling*: The full bench of the Pretoria High Court ordered the repatriation of Lungu's remains to Zambia, where official state funeral arrangements will be carried out according to national protocols.
- *Previous Disagreements*: The Lungu family and the Zambian government had been in a stalemate over the repatriation and funeral arrangements, with the family wanting a private ceremony and the government insisting on a state funeral.
- *Repatriation Process*: Although the court ruling was made recently, Lungu's remains were actually repatriated to Zambia on June 18, 2025, following a joint agreement between the government and the family.

*Funeral Arrangements:*

- *Public Viewing*: The body lay in state at Lungu's private residence before public viewing at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre.
- *State Funeral*: The government declared a seven-day national mourning period and held a state funeral to honor Lungu's legacy.

04/08/2025

No proof late President Lungu wanted burial in Zambia: Family lawyer
The dispute over Edgar Lungu's burial site stems from differing views between his family and the Zambian government. His family, led by spokesperson Makebi Zulu, insists on a private ceremony in South Africa, citing a lack of evidence suggesting Lungu wanted to be buried in Zambia. Adv. Casper Welgemoed, counsel for the Lungu family, argues that claims about Lungu's burial wishes are hearsay and should be dismissed due to a lack of concrete evidence.

Key Points:

Burial Location: The Lungu family has confirmed that Edgar Lungu will be buried in Johannesburg, South Africa, at Fourways Memorial Park, a prestigious cemetery.
Family's Decision: The family expressed gratitude to the South African government for respecting their decision for a private funeral.
Government's Stance: The Zambian government, led by President Hakainde Hichilema, had planned a state funeral and burial at Embassy Park in Lusaka, but the repatriation process was halted due to disagreements over funeral protocols.
Legal Action: The Zambian government filed a lawsuit to halt the burial in South Africa, pending a final determination of the burial site.

The disagreement highlights the complexities of balancing state protocol, family preferences, and political legacy in determining the final resting place of a former head of state.

04/08/2025

The Gauteng High Court in Pretoria is hearing the Zambian government’s main application to challenge the final resting place of the late former Zambian President Edgar Lungu.

This after the court recently halted the burial by agreement between parties pending the final determination on this issue.

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