Monday, December 23, 2024

BY Mwila’s Funeral in Pictures

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Defense personnel carry the casket of late former Defence Minister Ben Mwila on arrival at the Cathedral of the Child Jesus in Lusaka
Defense personnel carry the casket of late former Defence Minister Ben
Mwila on arrival at the Cathedral of the Child Jesus in Lusaka

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Archdiocese of Lusaka Archbishop George Mpundu   leaves  after the funeral Service of late Benjamin Mwila at the Cathedral of the Child Jesus in Lusaka on August 22,2013 -Picture by THOMAS NSAMA
Archdiocese of Lusaka Archbishop George Mpundu leaves after the funeral Service of late Benjamin Mwila at the Cathedral of the Child Jesus in Lusaka on August 22,2013 -Picture by THOMAS NSAMA

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President Micheal Sata with the First Lady Dr Kaseba at the Funeral of Ben Mwila in Lusaka
President Micheal Sata with the First Lady Dr Kaseba at the Funeral of Ben Mwila in Lusaka

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President Micheal sata greets zambian fouth President Mr Rupiah Banda at th Funeral of Ben Mwila at Cathedral of the Child Jesus
President Micheal sata greets zambian fouth President Mr Rupiah Banda at th Funeral of Ben Mwila at Cathedral of the Child Jesus

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president Micheal sata greets Comrade Grey Zulu at the Funeral  of Ben Mwila in Lusaka
president Micheal sata greets Comrade Grey Zulu at the Funeral of Ben Mwila in Lusaka

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First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba assist Mr Grey Zulu During The Funeral of BY Mwila
First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba assist Mr Grey Zulu During The Funeral of BY Mwila

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President Michael Sata is flanked by Defence Minister Geoffrey Mwamba (left) and Fits Lady Dr Christine Kaseba at the funeral of the late former Defence Minister Ben Mwila at Cathedral of the Child Jesus in Lusaka
President Michael Sata is flanked by Defence Minister Geoffrey Mwamba
(left) and Fits Lady Dr Christine Kaseba at the funeral of the late
former Defence Minister Ben Mwila at Cathedral of the Child Jesus in
Lusaka

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President Sata with First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba-Sata at the Cathedral of the Child Jesus after the funeral service of late Benjamin Mwila on August 22,2013 -Picture by THOMAS NSAMA
President Sata with First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba-Sata at the Cathedral of the Child Jesus after the funeral service of late Benjamin Mwila on August 22,2013 -Picture by THOMAS NSAMA

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President Sata with First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba-Sata at the Cathedral of the Child Jesus after the funeral service of late Benjamin Mwila on August 22,2013 -Picture by THOMAS NSAMA
President Sata with First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba-Sata at the Cathedral of the Child Jesus after the funeral service of late Benjamin Mwila on August 22,2013 -Picture by THOMAS NSAMA

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First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba and  former UNIP secretary General Grey Zulu leaves  after the funeral Service of late Benjamin Mwila at the Cathedral of the Child Jesus in Lusaka on August 22,2013 -Picture by THOMAS NSAMA
First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba and former UNIP secretary General Grey Zulu leaves after the funeral Service of late Benjamin Mwila at the Cathedral of the Child Jesus in Lusaka on August 22,2013 -Picture by THOMAS NSAMA

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President Sata greets Enock Kavindele at the Funeral of BY Mwila
President Sata greets Enock Kavindele at the Funeral of BY Mwila

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President Sata with Former president Rupiah Banda leaves the Cathedral of the Child Jesus after the funeral service of late Benjamin Mwila on August 22,2013 -Picture by THOMAS NSAMA
President Sata with Former president Rupiah Banda leaves the Cathedral of the Child Jesus after the funeral service of late Benjamin Mwila on August 22,2013 -Picture by THOMAS NSAMA

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Zambian Fourth president Rupiah Banda at the funeral of  Ben Mwila
Zambian Fourth president Rupiah Banda at the funeral of Ben Mwila

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RB Sata Chats in Church
RB Sata Chats in Church

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First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba, President Michael Sata, former president Rupiah Banda and former first lady Thandiwe Banda at the funeral service of late Benjamin Mwila at the Cathedral of Child Jesus in Lusaka on August 22,2013 -Picture by THOMAS NSAMA
First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba, President Michael Sata, former president Rupiah Banda and former first lady Thandiwe Banda at the funeral service of late Benjamin Mwila at the Cathedral of Child Jesus in Lusaka on August 22,2013 -Picture by THOMAS NSAMA

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President Sata wispers to former President Rupiah Banda in Church During the Funeral of By Mwila
President Sata wispers to former President Rupiah Banda in Church During the Funeral of By Mwila

17. PRESIDENT SATA -RUPIAH 9

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President Sata Chats with Rupiah Banda in Church
President Sata Chats with Rupiah Banda in Church

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President Sata Chats with Rupiah Banda during the Church Service of BY Mwila
President Sata Chats with Rupiah Banda during the Church Service of BY Mwila

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President Micheal Sata with Rupiah Banda during the Funeral service of the Late By Mwila .
President Micheal Sata with Rupiah Banda during the Funeral service of the Late By Mwila .

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President Michael Sata with Dr Kaseba shares a light moment with Former President Rupiah Banda During The Funeral of BY Mwila
President Michael Sata with Dr Kaseba shares a light moment with Former President Rupiah Banda During The Funeral of BY Mwila

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Former President Rupiah Banda Chats With President Micheal Sata in Church during the Funeral serivice of the Late By Mwila
Former President Rupiah Banda Chats With President Micheal Sata in Church during the Funeral serivice of the Late By Mwila

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President Michael Sata talks to his predecessor Rupiah Banda at the funeral of the late former Defence Minister Ben Mwila at the Cathedral of the Child Jesus in Lusaka
President Michael Sata talks to his predecessor Rupiah Banda at the
funeral of the late former Defence Minister Ben Mwila at the Cathedral
of the Child Jesus in Lusaka

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President Michael Sata (insert) addresses mourners at the Cathedral of the Child Jesus during the funeral of the late former Defence Minister Ben Mwila in Lusaka
President Michael Sata (insert) addresses mourners at the Cathedral of
the Child Jesus during the funeral of the late former Defence Minister
Ben Mwila in Lusaka

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Dr Mauren Mwanawasa with Mrs Reginah Chiluba at the Funeal of Late BY Mwila During the Church Service in Lusaka
Dr Mauren Mwanawasa with Mrs Reginah Chiluba at the Funeal of Late BY Mwila During the Church Service in Lusaka

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Democratic Republic of Congo Katanga Governor Moses Katumbi (centre) at the funeral of the late former Defence Minister Ben Mwila at the Cathedral of the Child Jesus in Lusaka
Democratic Republic of Congo Katanga Governor Moses Katumbi (centre)
at the funeral of the late former Defence Minister Ben Mwila at the
Cathedral of the Child Jesus in Lusaka

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Opposition MMD leader Nevers Mumba was among other opposition leaders that attended the funeral of the late former Defence Minister Ben Mwila in Lusaka
Opposition MMD leader Nevers Mumba was among other opposition leaders
that attended the funeral of the late former Defence Minister Ben
Mwila in Lusaka

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President Sata with Former President Rupiah Banda During the Body Viewing of the late By
President Sata with Former President Rupiah Banda During the Body Viewing of the late By

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President Micheal sata views the Body of Late BY Mwila in Lusaka
President Micheal sata views the Body of Late BY Mwila in Lusaka

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President Michael Sata pays his last respects to the late former Defence Minister Ben Mwila at Cathedral of the Child Jesus in Lusaka
President Michael Sata pays his last respects to the late former
Defence Minister Ben Mwila at Cathedral of the Child Jesus in Lusaka

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Former Republican President Rupiah Banda pays his last respects to the late former Defence Minister Ben Mwila as President Michael Sata looks on at the Cathedral of the Child Jesus in Lusaka
Former Republican President Rupiah Banda pays his last respects to the
late former Defence Minister Ben Mwila as President Michael Sata looks
on at the Cathedral of the Child Jesus in Lusaka

69 COMMENTS

  1. Sata and RB look very comfortable with each other! As if there is no beef between the 2. I think its a case of smiling at the enemy but mumutima its “kuti na kwipaya iwe”

    • Politicians are like that. While cadres will be busy killing each other the leaders usually wine and dine with one another behind the scenes. Remember the praises Sata showered on Henry Banda at Chilufya Sata’s funeral?

    • This is very confusing to me… Sata is health, Sata and RB are great friends after all,, the only person isolated is my Hillcrest technical school mate Dr Nevers mumber, even mauren and kawalala Regina chiluba are friends VERY STRANGE!!!!!. B.Y ..rest in peace!! you have made me see things

    • i have witnessed fon calls involving these politicians from the highest level and from opposing sides…it reinforced my decision not to participate in political beef..things are totally diferent in realitty

  2. I just love how funerals brings these politicians together.Only moment when they put aside their egos and political differences.Rip Mr Mwila.

    • Let these funerals continue to make politicians behave and love one another. Sakeni atishani apo.

    • @Saulosi & your Mpangula, mwakulalowa… why you want the PF to start dying?
      And that Sata you always wish something dark, he is in GREATEST healthy. Forget funerals, wish for by-elections.

    • Come on you stop pretending look at the coin from both sides. Imagine RB insulted Sata and called him names but he can still talk and smile at him. These people they simply put political differences aside during such mourning times. SO here there is nothing like RB is a diplomat, fyabupubafye ifyo mune!

  3. Am actually teary just seeing how the president and the former RB, interact with each other, i wish it was under different circumstances, i hope this is a turning point for these important men of our history and let by gones be by gones.
    God rest your soul BY on another note….. i dont see the difference in the appearances btwn Sata and RB, they both look healthy, with the news we read somewhere you would think “the walking dead” would appear different from the living! God grant you good health Sata and let the devil be shamed!

    • You are right Cindy, UKWA looks good. Its actually his ministers who are fuelling speculations about his health by endorsing and unendorsing him. Ukwa is also wrong we did not vote for him to be sitted in plot 1 as if it is an isolation ward. We want to see and hear our president preside over serious issues in the country. His sillence on many issues is worrying…from this, we cant be wrong to say something is cooking in pf…but time will bring everything in the open

    • @cindy baibe
      This is very confusing to me… Sata is health, Sata and RB are great friends after all,, the only person isolated is my Hillcrest school mate Dr Nevers mumber.. RB rest in peace!! you have made me see things

    • u dont know the half of it…let me give u a clue… imagine micheal kaingu making a fon call to sylvia masebo and the presido in the same hour,on a weekend wen he is drunk and they lough abt it as tho they are not the people throwing jabs at each other during the day in the tabloids,,to top it off,he puts both calls on speaker so we know its them because we know how these people sound like..his argument?to prove that things may not be what we think they are amongst them…sound fictitious???i can even tell u wat they talked abt.dont partcipate in political beef because sooner than later,these people will be working together if they arent aready

  4. Mutebo wanchito i order u with immediate effect to enter a nolle in the RB cases u understand he is the only friend i have its an order.

  5. After BY had been put to rest, I have no doubt those who attended his burial went back to their homes feeling relieved that finally our politicians have realized the value of putting aside their differences in moments like this. The absence of political violence and the friendly interaction of the current president and the immediate past president is something that all peace loving Zambians are happy about. Personally, I am happy to see President Sata and former president RB demonstrate such kind of maturity and level-headedness. It was simply inspiring, to say the least.

  6. BA LUSAKATIMES WHERE ARE THE PICTURES OF THE MWILA FAMILY? BUSHE NGA BA PRESIDENT ATTENDS A FUNERAL NINSHI NI ALL EYES ON HIM

  7. Please dont insult me. This is a sincere question. Where was HH, Chipimo, and other oppositiopn leaders? Or did the cameran, or indeed LT do a selective documentation?

  8. Boma Ni Boma! All eyes are on the President! Whether you like him or not! Appreciate that Sata and RB appeared to be in friendly jackets. This is good and healthy for our nation.

    • Boma ni boma my foot! PF Cadre mentality! Boma should fear and respect its people, not the other way round!

  9. Betrayal, ill-will and mistrust are more evident on the faces of RB and Sata than those stage-managed smiles. No wonder the photographer dwelt more on them than the bereaved family. In setswana we have a saying, ‘meno masweu polao e tshega’, meaning he who smiles at you with his white teeth may be plotting your death.

  10. Picture No 7. ..GBM… I put it to you, you are the one positioning yourself to be president! Just look at the way you make sure you are standing very close to Sata.

  11. Lusakatimes was BY’s family at this church service? If yes then where are the pictures of them?. Mulebako serious naimwe, you concentrated on Sata and RB forgetting that this was about his family and friends putting him to rest

  12. Thandiwe has started to bleach her blackness off ka, She now has a brownish glow. bati, skin cancer yena nga yaisa takwaba ati muli bandalama. Tayangasha.

  13. Great photo opportunity for politicians of all sorts! A combined public rally requiring no police permit. This is why it is important to make funerals private. The Mwilas are nowhere to be seen … why?

  14. And where is the family? Even if this a state funeral, cant they honor us with pictures of the family. They seem totally over shadowed by all these politicians.
    MHSRIP

  15. Good pictures I just wonder what watchgaru are writing now about President Sata after they saw him at this funeral. RB and Sata both look great. But pic# 25 this 2 people in that picture looks lonely.

  16. sorry to burst everyone’s bubble. i have reliable information that sata had a kidney transplant the last time he sneaked out and had a post op ‘incident’ when he was recuperating at state house

    • Having a kidney transplant is not as impossible as finding snow in the Sahara desert. In our part of the work people have every human organ you can think of starting with heart, lungs eyes etc. and they live their lives to the full. India has a lot of people with one Kidney because they sold one of theirs for money. In fact the success we have had in the western world is a combination of lungs and heart transplant. So if the Pres has new kidneys then even better! It means he has 50 + years to go!

  17. Thandiwe and her funny outfits! One would think she is the oldest of the former first wives. Is that what happens when one is married to an old man?

  18. How we wish these leaders could come together on national issues not just funerals. They should learn to unite in the nations interest instead of wasting tax payers money fighting each other all the time.

  19. You copied the whole sentence from the one with Dr Christine Kaseba. Pasted it to edit for Maureen Mwanawasa, You end up promoting her to being a Dr aswell.

    Laziness at work is a serious offence. why not type everything than copy and paste comands.

  20. Me i like state funerals, they bring enemies together when are we going to have another one especially for Hinde-bwana Hassociation of Hangwende cultural Hensemble?

  21. Grey yes Grey Zulu, it is great to see him around we need to see some of these first generation politicians, Zambia is a great nation unity is the key to keep flowing together and love one another as a nation, Zambia is ours let us love our land

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