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Zambian Government Tries to Stop a Former President's Funeral Taking Place in South Africa

  • The Zambian government filed court papers to stop former President Edgar Lungu's private burial in South Africa, seeking a state funeral at home instead.
  • The Pretoria High Court ruled to delay Lungu's burial, setting another hearing for August 4, causing family members to appear in court on the day of the planned funeral.
  • Zambia's Attorney General Mulilo Kabesha demanded that Lungu be buried in Zambia with military honors, following Zambian law and public interest.
  • Lungu's family opposed repatriating his body, as he left instructions against the attendance of current Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema.
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The Zambian Observer broke the news in Zambia on Tuesday, June 24, 2025.
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