Former President Of Zambia, Edgar Chagwa Lungu, Passes Away

Lusaka, Zambia The nation mourns the loss of His Excellency Mr. Edgar Chagwa Lungu, the sixth President of the Republic of Zambia, who has passed away. The sad news was confirmed by his family earlier today.

In an official statement, President Hakainde Hichilema expressed profound sorrow on behalf of the nation, extending heartfelt condolences to Madam Esther Lungu, the former First Lady, and the entire Lungu family. The Patriotic Front party and its members were also acknowledged during this time of grief.

“As Africans, and more so as Christians, this moment calls for solemnity, unity, and an outpouring of love and compassion,” President Hichilema stated. He urged the nation to transcend political and personal differences in honoring the memory of a leader who once served as the highest officeholder in Zambia.

The President called on citizens to support the bereaved family and to uphold the values of peace, dignity, and togetherness that embody the Zambian spirit. “In the spirit of patriotism and national solidarity, let us stand united during this profoundly difficult time,” he added.

The passing of Mr. Lungu marks a significant moment in the country’s history, as Zambians reflect on his contributions and leadership. Messages of sympathy and support continue to pour in from across the nation and beyond.

This is a time for Zambia to come together in unity, honoring the life and legacy of a leader whose service will be remembered for generations to come.