Zambia: M’membe Questions Government Over Handling of Edgar Lungu’s Body

Author: lusakatimes.comPublished on: April 27, 2026Country: Zambia

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Zambia: M’membe Questions Government Over Handling of Edgar Lungu’s Body

M’membe raised concerns about how the Zambian government handled the body of former president Edgar Lungu. He questioned the adherence to proper protocols and called for transparency in the decisions made by the authorities. This situation has sparked reactions among citizens and politicians, highlighting the importance of treating political figures with dignity.

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