Wednesday, December 25, 2024

Michael Sata Inuaguration in Pictures

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President Michael Sata (left) shares a light moment with First Republican President Kenneth Kaunda and outgoing President Rupiah Banda at the inauguration ceremony in Lusaka
President Michael Sata (left) shares a light moment with First Republican President Kenneth Kaunda and outgoing President Rupiah Banda at the inauguration ceremony in Lusaka

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President Michael Sata takes the Oath of Office as Chief Justice Ernest Sakala looks on at the inauguration ceremony in Lusaka
President Michael Sata takes the Oath of Office as Chief Justice Ernest Sakala looks on at the inauguration ceremony in Lusaka

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President Michael Sata signs documents as Chief Justice Ernest Sakala looks on at the inauguration ceremony in Lusaka
President Michael Sata signs documents as Chief Justice Ernest Sakala looks on at the inauguration ceremony in Lusaka

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President Michael Sata receives instruments of power from outgoing President Rupiah Banda as Chief Justice Ernest Sakala looks on at the inauguration ceremony at the Supreme Court
President Michael Sata receives instruments of power from outgoing President Rupiah Banda as Chief Justice Ernest Sakala looks on at the inauguration ceremony at the Supreme Court

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President Michael Sata receives instruments of power from outgoing President Rupiah Banda as Chief Justice Ernest Sakala looks on at the inauguration ceremony at the Supreme Court in Lusaka
President Michael Sata receives instruments of power from outgoing President Rupiah Banda as Chief Justice Ernest Sakala looks on at the inauguration ceremony at the Supreme Court in Lusaka

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President Michael Sata looks on as Chief Justice Ernest Sakala signs some documents at the inauguration ceremony at the Supreme Court in
President Michael Sata looks on as Chief Justice Ernest Sakala signs some documents at the inauguration ceremony at the Supreme Court in

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President Michael Sata is presented with a Bible at the inauguration ceremony at Supreme Court in Lusaka
President Michael Sata is presented with a Bible at the inauguration ceremony at Supreme Court in Lusaka

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President Michael Sata is presented documents for signing by Chief Justice Ernest Sakala looks on at the inauguration ceremony in Lusaka
President Michael Sata is presented documents for signing by Chief Justice Ernest Sakala looks on at the inauguration ceremony in Lusaka

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President Michael Sata delivers his inaugural speech at the Supreme Court
President Michael Sata delivers his inaugural speech at the Supreme Court

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Patriotic Front Vice President Guy Scott waves to members of the public at the inauguration of President Michael Sata
Patriotic Front Vice President Guy Scott waves to members of the public at the inauguration of President Michael Sata

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Patriotic Front Secretary General Wynter Kabimba waves to people at the inauguration of President Michael Sata
Patriotic Front Secretary General Wynter Kabimba waves to people at the inauguration of President Michael Sata

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Members of the public wave the Patriotic Front symbol at the inauguration of President Michael Sata
Members of the public wave the Patriotic Front symbol at the inauguration of President Michael Sata

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Members of the public walk to the Supreme Court to witness the inauguration of President Michael Sata
Members of the public walk to the Supreme Court to witness the inauguration of President Michael Sata

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Members of the public walk through Freedom way as a way of celebrating the election of President Michael Sata in Lusaka
Members of the public walk through Freedom way as a way of celebrating the election of President Michael Sata in Lusaka

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Members of the public gathered at the Supreme Court grounds where they witnessed the inauguration of President Michael Sata
Members of the public gathered at the Supreme Court grounds where they witnessed the inauguration of President Michael Sata

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Lusaka residents celebrate the victory of President Sata
Lusaka residents celebrate the victory of President Sata

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Lusaka residents celebrate the victory of President Michael Sata
Lusaka residents celebrate the victory of President Michael Sata

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Lusaka residentS at Manda Hill shopping center celebrate the victory of President Michae Sata
Lusaka residentS at Manda Hill shopping center celebrate the victory of President Michae Sata

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A man with a painted face in Lusaka
A man with a painted face in Lusaka

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A man displays a picture of President Michael Sata during a peaceful procession on Freedom Way in Lusaka
A man displays a picture of President Michael Sata during a peaceful procession on Freedom Way in Lusaka

35 COMMENTS

  1. I like the first photograph. More like a boxer just about to unleash the final punch. Aha! A tard too late!

  2. These look like cramped quarters to be holding an inauguration ceremony.Could they not have done it in a stadium where the dais is more visible to everyone.?Ha,that man Guy Scott seems like he’s drunken with power already.

  3. Why was the small Podium so squeezed up? They could have created space for the Presido so that all is visibly clear.

  4. Dr Kaunda a very good instrument for peace and unity to our country since his ideology of one zambia one nation, the pictures shows a unity of purpose amongst zambians despite our different political views. Rb,sata and dr kaunda thats the spirit we need in zambia.

  5. What a wonderful moment, people are so happy, joyous and peaceful. The photoes alone speaks volumes for the people of Zambia. Glory be to God Almight for the peaceful transition of power. Am humbled by RB and his excellence mr. Sata. May the good Lord protect, guide and give you wisdom as u lead the nation Zambia.
    **== VIVA

  6. Thanks for the pictures LT. For those of us who could not be there, the more we miss home. I am very proud of all our 3 presidents in pic #1 – all so humble, so mature, so genuine and so full of love for their people and country.

  7. Hats off to RBB. You stepped down with grace.
    Congrats to Sata for perservering. Its been a long road to power. Hope you learn from your predecessors.

  8. Hats off to our former presidents Dr Kaunda and RB, you have put Zambia on world map for democracy. You make our country look mature and stable. Unlike other African Leaders like Mugabe. Kibaki??

    Keep up the Good work our Good Leaders. RB despite the MMD mistakes, we salute you on your good Moral acts as a true leader. You make us Proud.

    To: President SATA, please embrace younger Zambians to be part of your leadership. VIVA PF Kubeba Nomba.

  9. Pic 1. Very refreshing. Just speaks so much of what Zambeziland stand for. Shall we have an enlarged portrait of these three smiling Presidents.

    I would recommend it for a ‘book cover’ for some proficient writers on ‘Democracy’. Bet you, it is catchy! I love it: x

  10. How things change overnight, most of you bloggers on LT were insulting SATA, now you are singing praises, any way thats human nature. Now we start waiting for the 90 day miracle, 3 days have gone already.

  11. #17, AM IN SHOCK SEEING PEOPLE SINGING PRAISES TO OUR PRESIDO!
    INSANSA KU CHINJANYA! PEOPLE ARE NOW IN THE OPPOSITION. LOL

  12. Is this the same MMD cadre justice Sakala who a few months ago refused to shake president Sata’s hand? He must be feeling ashamed of himself, never thought this day would come.

  13. What a momentous occazion this haz been. The celebrationz from 00h35 Friday are have more than the revolution of 1991.

  14. One thing we can all learn from these pictures:

    Don’t let anybody tell you that you cannot do it.
    Don’t let anybody tell you that your mission is impossible.
    Look them straight in the eye and tell them “You’re wrong! My mission is possible! Yes, I can!”

  15. Pics 2 & 3, RB’s face just below the balloons, what ever was going through his mind. Anyway we salute you for peacefully handing over power. You can only appreciate if you see how other countries and their people who have not handled these electoral matters are suffering.

  16. Pic #1. Sata to RB, “Wamona mwaice, nalikwebele ati kanku poka aka puna.” Rb,” Inde Mbuya, mwe labila, hehehe.” KK says to Sata, “Iwe Chikamba, muleke umunobe, aloshi bwino.” Justice Sakala mentally, “These Zambian MFs have crowned this guy? What will he do with me?”

  17. Just the right excuse to spend X-mas and new year at home chi RB is gone, his crooks MMD are no more…the only is UP! keep it up LT…thanx for keeping us updated during the campaign period! Cheers!

  18. WE MISSED!!! BUT WHERE WAS THE 1ST LADY? BA LT WE NEEDED TO SEE THE WOMAN WHO HAS BEEN AT SATA ‘S SIDE ALL THE TIME HE WAS HUMILIATED.

  19. Mr. Rupiah Banda has nothing to be sad about. From now, he’s assured a hefty check, compliments of the Zambian tax payers, till his death and he doesn’t have to work another day. He’s all smiles. Having been president rocks; but I don’t know about cabinet members.

    • thanks LT for the pics especially to some of us who couldnt be there. im proud to be a zambian and looking forward to comin back home, But where is DORA SILIYA hiding? My message to her is never come out from where ever you are hiding. Pf cadres are going to eat your bums as you wished

  20. TO SEE THAT FIRST PICTURE OF DR KAUNDA AND BANDA LOOKING AT SATA, IT SAYS IT ALL. I FEEL VERY VERY PROUD TO BE A ZAMBIAN, WHAT A RESPECT WE SEE HERE FROM BOTH X PRESINDENTS. RB I SULUTE YOU AND YOUR STEP DOWN SPEECH WAS INCREDEBLE. THATS WHAT IT IS WHEN YOU ARE A TRUE ZAMBIAN. YOU GAVE IT ALL, YOU STEPED DOWN WITH YOUR GRACE, GOD BLESS YOU.
    NOW OVER TO YOU MR SATA, DONT SPOIL IT AGAIN, ONE ZAMBIA ONE NATION. SHAMUNA BANEE, SHAME.
    LETS HOPE THERE WILL BE NO SHAMES UNDER YOU MR SATA.
    I KNOW YOU CAN DO IT AND YOU CAN DO IT BETTER. GOD BLESS THE ZAMBIANS., ZAMBIANS BELIEVE IN REALLY DEMOCRANCY. WE ARE ONE FAMILY. AND WHEN YOU LOOK AT BOTH X- PRESINDENTS IT SAYS IT ALL>
    I ADORE YOU.

  21. Image people image what will people think at the UN, when he addresses the assembly or the AU that zambians are ugly people

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