Zambia : Tonse-Pamodzi Backs Church, Demands Release Of Political Detainees And Probe Into Kafwaya Killing

Author: lusakatimes.comPublished on: October 1, 2026Country: Zambia

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Zambia : Tonse-Pamodzi Backs Church, Demands Release Of Political Detainees And Probe Into Kafwaya Killing

Tonse-Pamodzi expressed support for the Catholic Church in Zambia, calling for the release of political detainees and an investigation into Kafwaya's killing. He emphasized the need for justice and transparency in these matters. The statement comes amid rising political tensions in the country.

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