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You are here: Home / News / Funeral proceedings for Zambia’s former president put on hold in South Africa – CGTN Africa | SA News

Funeral proceedings for Zambia’s former president put on hold in South Africa – CGTN Africa | SA News

26 June 2025 by Guest
FILE PHOTO: Former Zambian President Edgar Lungu. REUTERS/

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A South African court on Wednesday ordered an immediate halt to the private burial of former Zambian President Edgar Lungu in South Africa.

The court said the funeral should not proceed, pending an urgent application to determine whether Lungu will be repatriated to Zambia.

Wednesday’s court action took place as Lungu’s funeral service was underway.

Lungu, who died on June 5, was scheduled to be laid to rest Wednesday in a private ceremony in Hillbrow, Johannesburg, after the family opted for a private ceremony rather than a full state funeral in Zambia.

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