Former Zambian President’s mortal remains to be repatriated – Sophie Mokoena shares more

Former Zambian President’s mortal remains to be repatriated – Sophie Mokoena shares more



The repatriation of the mortal remains of former Zambian President Edgar Lungu will take place Wednesday morning.

The sixth Zambian President passed away earlier this month after a period of medical treatment.

His family and the Zambian government reached an agreement to accord Lungu with a decent sendoff.

For more we cross to SABC News International Editor, Sophie Mokoena.

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49 thoughts on “Former Zambian President’s mortal remains to be repatriated – Sophie Mokoena shares more

  1. By the way sofie did you know that his lawyer he announced stupid message to tel the zambia that the body will not come …the problem is those people in THOSE ARE THE PEOPLE YOU NEED TO SPEAK TO …HH already finalized everything the problem is pf ..they think they can use his body for political issues we all know very bad pf

  2. When you are doing announcements first v
    No the families agread becareful they way you twisting the stories people are annoyed here what pf are doing president of zim didnt help to bring back the body because also that nelson is like these pf behaviors

  3. Did the govt representative s demanded to see the dead body at hospital
    My thinking is this is a scam
    The guy must be playing games
    Chances of Lungu being alive might be high
    Is this not the plan B he promised

  4. I wish the South African government would just order the Lungu’s to take ECL’ mortal remains home asap,they are being unnecessarily difficult and disrespectful to both the Zambian and South African governments.

  5. Are there no hospitals in Zambia??? It is not right and bad example to treat presidents in foreign countries. I hope Africa invests in infrastructure and stop embarrassing Africans. If it is not SA, it is America. Now America has sanctioned a lot of African countries, the lid is opened. Shame on African leaders for not investing in infrastructure. Where will ordinary citizens get treatment when you do not have resources. America and the west are calling Africa names because of you

  6. Its embarrassing that our heads of state die in medical facilities outside the country they ruled and had influence over.

    Why not make a deliberate decision to prioritise health care for the benefit and pride of 🇿🇲 🇿🇲 🇿🇲 🇿🇲🇿🇲 🇿🇲 🇿🇲? Sure 50 + years of independence should free us from this disgrace…

  7. Iam relieved from the negative vortex of burying the remains of HE Edgar Lungu in South Africa.It's
    more than a match made in heaven for him to be buried in his homeland,Zambia.May
    his soul Rest In Bliss !

  8. I suggest that the body of late Edgar should return to Zambia and Mr HH shouldn't attend the funeral as the Man said
    According to African's believe if the person said anything before he/she it must be done the way he/she said

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