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08/08/2025

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08/08/2025

So kanshi it is possible your husband can swallow his salary uku niku Ndola TeachingHospital.....lol

08/08/2025

SIR MORGA PA TOWN is saying ati weekend yafika....

08/08/2025

08/08/2025

Appeal Filed,No Movement of Body

Former First Lady Mama Esther Lungu,Family Appeal

The family of the Late Zambia's Sixth President, Dr. Edgar Chagwa Lungu has successfully filed an appeal against the judgment delivered on Friday, 8th August 2025 by the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria.

Earlier the South African High court ruled that Zambia's government could repatriate the body of former President Edgar Lungu and give him a state funeral, despite the family's opposition.

Acting Judge President Aubrey Ledwaba delivered the ruling and emphasized that public interest overrides personal wishes when it comes to the burial of a former head of state. He was part of a full bench of three judges.

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08/08/2025

08/08/2025

The South African High Court has ruled that the the remains of Sixth republican President Edgar Lungu be repatriated to Zambia for burial.

This follows a legal challenge by the Zambian government against the former first family regarding the burial location of the sixth Republican president.

And speaking shortly after the ruling, Attorney General Mulilo Kabesha expressed gratitude, stating that the wishes of the Zambian people have finally been honored.

Mr. Kabesha added that Secretary to the Cabinet, Patrick Kangwa, and his team will oversee the arrangements for the repatriation of Mr. Lungu’s body.

He emphasized that the government will continue to engage with the Lungu family, even after the court’s decision.

The Attorney General reiterated that the government has fulfilled the people's desire to see Mr. Lungu’s remains laid to rest in his home country.

08/08/2025

08/08/2025

THE PROFILE INTERVIEW: GUEST : ONE MARK

08/08/2025

Friday special pa mwashibukeni mukwai

07/08/2025

LCC WARNS AGAINST PUBLIC NUISANCE: OPEN URINATING AND DEFECATION

The Lusaka City Council would like to warn members of the public against open urination and defecation in public places, as this practice poses serious health risks to the community. It can lead to environmental contamination and increase the risk of diseases such as cholera, typhoid, and diarrhea.

Additionally, open urination and defecation contribute to environmental pollution and undermine efforts to improve sanitation and hygiene in urban areas.

Residents are encouraged to utilize available sanitation facilities and report any instances of open urination and defecation to relevant authorities. This collective effort will help promote hygiene, protect public health, and keep Lusaka clean and healthy.

The Public Health Act Cap 295 and Statutory Instrument No. 12 of 2018 prohibit defecating and urinating in unauthorized places. Violators will face penalties, including fines of up to K1000.

The Council is dedicated to maintaining a clean and safe environment for all residents.

Therefore, residents need to work together with the Council to keep Lusaka clean, healthy, and safe for everyone. The Council further urges all residents to adhere to hygiene regulations and contribute to a better environment.

By Chola Mwamba (Ms)
Public Relations Manager
Lusaka City Council (LCC)
07/08/2025