
The Progressive Forces of South Africa (PFSA), an anti-migrant organisation, has warned that allowing the burial of late former Zambian president Edgar Lungu in South Africa could set a dangerous precedent, potentially turning the country into a haven for those fleeing legal accountability.
The matter returned to the High Court in Pretoria today, where the Zambian government and Lungu’s family remain locked in a legal dispute over where the former head of state should be laid to rest.
Lungu passed away in South Africa in early June following a short illness. His family’s decision to bury him on South African soil has ignited a political and legal firestorm, with critics accusing them…
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