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President Lungu holds closed door meeting with the the Litunga

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President Edgar Lungu (l) bids farewell to the Litunga Lubosi Imwiko II (r) after paying courtesy call on him at the Royal Palace in Limulunga District Western Province
President Edgar Lungu (l) bids farewell to the Litunga Lubosi Imwiko II (r) after paying courtesy call on him at the Royal Palace in Limulunga District Western Province

President Edgar Lungu yesterday held a closed door meeting with the Litunga Lubosi Imwiko II of Western Province at his Limulunga Palace before proceeding to Mangango Constituency.

At Limulunga Palace, the President was received by the Barotse Royal Establishment (BRE) Indunas and District Commissioners for Limulunga and Senanga, Litambo Ndombo and Vivian Mubukwanu respectively.

President Lungu was accompanied by Patriotic Front (PF) Secretary General Davies Mwila, Presidential Affairs Minister Freedom Sikazwe, Health Minister Dr. Chitalu Chilufya, Roads Development Agency Board Chairman Samuel Mukupa, senior party and government officials.

The President is today expected to attend a church service at Mangango Catholic Church in the morning, then tour Mangango Mission Hospital and later in the afternoon address a public rally in Mangango and then return to Lusaka the same day.

And four political parties are contesting the Mangango Parliamentary By-election seat.

The Patriotic Front (PF) is fielding in Godwin Putu, the United Party for National Development (UPND) Mwendoi Akakandelwa and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Kashandola Yuvwenu while Kambinda Chingunde is contesting on the United Prosperous and Peaceful Zambia (UPPZ) ticket.

The Mangango Parliamentary Constituency seat fell vacant following the death of the UPND Member of Parliament Naluwa Mwene.

The people of Mangango Constituency goes to the polls on 20th November, 2018.

The Litunga Lubosi Imwiko II (r) seeing off President Edgar Lungu (l) after paying courtesy call on him at the Royal Palace in Limulunga District Western Province
The Litunga Lubosi Imwiko II (r) seeing off President Edgar Lungu (l) after paying courtesy call on him at the Royal Palace in Limulunga District Western Province

14 COMMENTS

  1. Typical Lungu!!!! Closed door meetings, as if there is an sensible things going to come out apart from political violence and brown envelope, waste of time!!!!!

    • Closed door meetings for a third world nation makes no sense, these are a preserve for the first world, they will talking about space tech, nuclear tech,submarines and stealth bomber tech, what’s there to close doors about poverty in misisi,kuku,mandevu etc?

    • This is the thing ichilema dreams of, desperately: the paramount chief escorting you! Niyamene ka!! He loses 10 times for that dream

  2. Wait for the comment from Jay Gay, he is hallucinating on the report and replacing “President Lungu” with “Tribal Hacks” in his mind. When he comes to his senses he will comment but twist the report to that Lungu is lazying about at Limulunga.
    My trib.al boy Jay Gay, presidential functions are complex, too complex for you and your tribal Hacks to comprehend. Have you ever wondered why trib.al Hacks will never be President of Zambia? To simpletons, arrogant trib.alists, glory seekers, jealous people etc, God cannot give power to destroy their own country.

  3. Why do pf cadres become so hysterical at the site of by elections, just the frenzy surrounding the two by elections as result of the deaths of two upnd mps, they are so overwrought such that their excitement can be heard as far as the space stations.

    • The funeral was hijacked by the tripartite bantustan party adif they ate the ones who took him to SA for specialized treatment! Shame morons and its moronic leadership!!

  4. Why suddenly passing through each part of the country that Harry Kalaba has been passing through for various meeting?? There is something Kalaba is doing right

  5. Ati … Presidential functions. This man is a populist without a clue. He thinks walking with the Litunga and being seen to ‘mingle’ in Western Province indicates working for the country in general. He is typically trying to hoodwink the people in the province – his endeavour is not development for the country (which he has no clue of) but politicking – he thinks gaining as many ward seats, parliamentary seats etc. for the PF is a measure of success. It’s what you do with that advantage that is important – because, then, you have to have a plan for getting the country out of the misery and poverty being experienced by many. Indications thus far with this regime, show there has not been any meaningful plan – apart from political gain and expediency.

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