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15/06/2025

📸Kuchililo

15/06/2025

15/06/2025

Finally.

15/06/2025

National mourning has been extended to June 23, 2025.

15/06/2025

GOVT, LUNGU FAMILY STRIKE DEAL ON FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS

Government and the family of late former President Edgar Lungu have finally reached an agreement on his funeral plans, after talks mediated by SADC leaders.

Speaking in South Africa on Sunday morning, the family’s lawyer, Makebi Zulu, said the standoff was never political, but about upholding the dignity and legacy of the late Head of State.

President Lungu’s body will arrive in Zambia on Wednesday, 18th June, aboard a private charter arranged by the family. It will receive military honours at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport before being taken to his Chifwema residence, where it will lie in state.

From Thursday to Saturday, the body will be open for public viewing at Mulungushi International Conference Centre between 09:00 and 16:00 hours.

The State Funeral will be held on Sunday, 22nd June, followed by burial on Monday, 23rd June 2025 at the Presidential Burial Site in Lusaka.

National mourning has been extended. The family has maintained that President Hakainde Hichilema will not attend the funeral, in line with President Lungu’s final wishes.

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15/06/2025

06:27✅
Mwauka uli?

15/06/2025

Psalm 118:13
“I was pushed back and about to fall, but the LORD helped me.”

14/06/2025

MONZE DIOCESE CATECHISTS MARK JUBILEE WITH CALL TO FAITHFUL SERVICE

By Moono Moonje

Hundreds of catechists from across Monze Diocese on Saturday Morning gathered at Holy Trinity Cathedral in Monze to commemorate a Jubilee Mass in honour of their service to the Church.

In his Homily, Monze Diocese Bishop, Right Reverend Raphael Mweempwa has urged the catechists to offer themselves wholeheartedly in the service of God.

Bishop Mweempwa described the work of catechists as a sacred calling that demands diligence, faith, and perseverance.

He has encouraged them to continually seek God’s guidance and strength, especially when faced with challenges in their ministry, reminding them that their role is essential to the spiritual growth of the Church.

And Diocesan Catechetical Coordinator, Father Nick Mwanza, has commended the catechists for their unwavering commitment to spreading the Catholic faith.

Father Mwanza has called on the catechists to remain steadfast in their mission and continue to serve with humility, love, and devotion.

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14/06/2025

Vice President Mutale Nalumango responding to a question from Matero MP Miles Sampa during Vice President's Question Time in Parliament.

14/06/2025

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Going back to the bible

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1 kings 1-13