Repatriate Lungu's remains, tips S/African NGO
By PERDITA CHENJELA –
A SOUTH African Civic Organisation called Progressive Forces for South Africa (PFSA) has joined various groups calling for the repatriation of late former President Edgar Lungu’s body from South Africa (SA), saying it would benefit both Zambia and SA socially and economically.
PFSA President Mthetho Mnethobi also alleged that Mr Lungu was admitted in a Pretoria Hospital under a false name and wondered at what stage of his stay in South Africa his name was changed to Edgar Lungu.
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