Boss Magic Zambia

23/04/2026

*A Call for Dignity and Respect: The Church Speaks Out on Lungu's Burial*

As a concerned citizen and activist, I'm heartened to see the Church in Zambia taking a stand on the dispute over former President Edgar Lungu's burial. The Council of Churches in Zambia's appeal for healing and unity is a timely reminder of our Christian values and national dignity.

The Church's call for dialogue and restraint is a beacon of hope amidst the acrimony and division that's gripped our nation. We must heed their words and put aside our differences to give President Lungu a dignified send-off.

As Zambians, we must respect the office of the presidency, even in death. I urge the government and Lungu's family to engage in sincere talks and find a solution that honors our nation's values.

Let us pray for Zambia's healing and unity.
Activist John Smervin Banda

23/04/2026

PRESS STATEMENT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

RE: COURT RULING ON THE UNLAWFUL REMOVAL OF THE REMAINS OF FORMER PRESIDENT EDGAR LUNGU FROM A MORTUARY IN SOUTH AFRICA

Fellow Zambians,

I am deeply outraged by the developments confirmed through a court ruling in the Republic of South Africa regarding the unlawful removal of the remains of our former Head of State, Edgar Lungu.

This is a national embarrassment of the highest order. It is shocking. It is unacceptable.

And it is profoundly disrespectful not only to the late President, but to his family and to the people of Zambia.

There are values that define us as a nation.
Respect for the dead is one of them.

To violate that principle under any circumstances is to cross a line that should never be crossed in a civilized society.

And when such a violation is confirmed by a court of law, it demands more than silence. It demands accountability.

I therefore call for the following, without delay:

A full and transparent explanation from the Zambian authorities regarding their role, if any, in this unlawful act;

Immediate identification of all individuals and institutions involved;

And swift action to ensure that those responsible are held accountable.

Zambians deserve the truth. Not partial statements, not evasive responses. The full truth.

This moment must not be politicized but neither must it be trivialized. Because what has happened strikes at the heart of our national character.

If we cannot guarantee dignity for a former Head of State in death, what does that say about us as a country?

I stand in solidarity with the family of Edgar Lungu during this painful and distressing time. They have suffered enough.

I urge all Zambians to remain calm but resolute in demanding accountability, transparency, and respect for the rule of law.

Let this be a turning point. Let it remind us that no authority is above the law. And let it reaffirm our commitment as a people to dignity, justice, and decency.

Brian M. Mundubile
Pre

22/04/2026

LUNGU FAMILY TO BOYCOTT STATE-LED FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS

The family of former President Edgar Chagwa Lungu is reported likely considering boycotting funeral proceedings to be organized by the Zambian government following a legal dispute over burial arrangements.

This comes after government secured a court victory in a protracted impasse with the Lungu family regarding control over the late former president’s burial. The family has maintained its position that President Hakainde Hichilema should not oversee the funeral process.

With the state now assuming responsibility for the arrangements, indications suggest the ceremony could proceed without the family’s participation, raising the likelihood of a boycott.

22/04/2026

22/04/2026

*Church in Zambia: A Moral Voice Silenced?*

The recent handling of President Edgar Lungu's remains has sparked outrage and raised questions about the role of the church in Zambia. As a Christian nation, we expect our spiritual leaders to speak out on matters of moral importance.

Yet, in this moment of uncertainty, the church's voice is conspicuous by its absence. Are we to assume that the church is indifferent to the disrespect shown to a former head of state? Or is it simply a case of preferring to remain neutral in the face of controversy?

Whatever the reason, it's clear that the church's silence is being interpreted as complicity. We urge church leaders to break their silence and provide a moral compass for our nation. The people of Zambia deserve better. 😔

22/04/2026

Breaking News 🚨❤️❤️❤️❤️

Ibrahim Traore visits Prisoners working in the State Farms to reduce their sentence . The president made it CLEAR that there is no need keeping people in Prison . It is better they work in farms , learn a trade to reduce their sentence .

They are changing the prison style imposed on them by the colonialists .

Look at how CLEAN the prisons are . The prisoners work in these farms , learn a trade and leave to start up life instead of just staying in prison and doing nothing .

Moral lesson : This is so good .

22/04/2026

BREAKING NEWS.....The body of the late former President Edgar Chagwa Lungu has gone missing from a South African mortuary, a family source has confirmed with KBN TV.

"It is true, they have stollen the body of ECL," he said, warning that the family is curious to know who has stollen the body.

This is a developing story.

KBN

22/04/2026

Everyone who shared legendary battles with Randy Orton is gone…
Now he’s the last one standing 😔
When he retires… it’s the end of our childhood 💔

22/04/2026

Even with full body damage, the eyes still reported for duty — proof that some habits do not need medical clearance.

21/04/2026

Govt has revoked night driving restriction for public service vehicles under SI No. 27 of 2026, effective April 20, 2026.

21/04/2026

What do you we call this fruit?😂