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It still is yet to sink in in all honest,
We as a country may never fully recover from the soles and vacuum created by this catastrophic loss
Thoughts are with the family.
Thanks
Ba Christina has really cried, so much. What a wonderful woman. She has been honest about that sorrow compared to some of those widows we saw in the past.
The earlier it sinks the better for you. Else may just breakdown for nothing. We have to celebrate life. The man was above 75 years. That is a lot of years. Just accept
Sata is as fit as fiddle says Katema and Kapeya. He is just having a coffin testing moment/holiday!
Icisungu pa Zed iyo kwena!
ala bwafya!
Then someone ati learn English in local languages!
Kikikikiki
Mushota how many spelling mistakes will you make?? the correct spelling of the word is “STINK”, yes, ” It is still yet to STINK in all Honesty!!
Well, with eyes that big just how could you have been so blind to see that Sata was indeed dying! You spent all the time on this blogs denying the old lumpen was on his last league. It is this gutless zero ability to reason realistically that I find stinking in most Africans especially Bembas in this country. And it’s all hinged on tribal bigotry. Look at Chamba Chakomboka, like Sata, these two were senile but Bembas voted for them in millions. Next time these Iturians will vote for a baboon like Chimbwili Kashimba, as long as it hails from kwaBawalya. As for Sata, it’s good riddance, his tribal bile tore yawning holes in our national fabric. To hell with the Satan!
its bad and sad to hear that we just need to or they need to sit down and chose whose going to take charge.
Very touching indeed. Pic 23, nice to see the first lady smiling after the hell she has gone through.
VERY SAD FOR THEM, MHSRIP..
We continue to mourn you Mr. M.C. Sata!!
Mushota
The earth is better today without this dictator
I think he was a listening president , I would like him to have been judged after completion of his first term.
That is a little harsh calling him a dictator.
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Why such weeping and mass hysterics. Hope people will be able to keep their emotions in check on the burial date.
@ the london eye ………. And you a very sure that’s was the first wife, Mulenga Sata’s mother??
Why are there no pictures or even mention of the late Sata’s real wife, I mean Mulenga Sata’s mother? It is believed that they never divorced and why all the attempt to erase her and her children from the funeral?
@ the london eye ………. And you a very sure that’s was the first wife, Mulenga Sata’s mother??
@Pretty,
Please read my thread once again, there is nowhere I mentioned Mulenga’s mother as late Sata’s first wife.
@The London eye…. now you are getting me confused 😕 real wife?? Okey then I also know the original wife.
Christine Kaseba is an actress
ba Junia, put yourself in madam Kaseba’s shoes. Wouldn’t you be putting up an impressive public and counting the days until you can start enjoying the millions your dead hubby stashed away?
meant to say public display
You are to look overwhelmed with grief. OR ELSE!
Had me crying too…..with laughter :D?
Tears for ‘Dear Leader’
It followed the North Korean regime’s decision to order its 25 million population to abstain from pleasurable activities – including drinking alcohol in honour of Kim Jong-il.
Anyone found to be not showing extreme distress in the hours after the dictator’s death were dealt with severely by being sent to six months in labour camps, according to reports leaking from the Stalinist nation.
It was claimed that anyone who failed to turn up at organised mourning events within two days of the burial service were sent to a labour camp and punishment was also meted out to anyone who even made a mobile phone call out of the country.
When the mourning period was over and the strict and the strict ‘no pleasure’ 100 days followed anyone found drinkin alchol was in…
No more comments! Do not glorify death please!
Ni mwana wako waukuti no comments deshet! Baati!
Myself I personally think that Dr. Kaseba, as a medical doctor and wife failed her husband by taking him around masquerading like a happy couple and everything was alright when infact the husband was terminally ill. A medical doctor who is under the Hippocratic oath ought to take life seriously, what more that of her own husband. I mean no disrespect when I say that to me these tears are questionable. They had the chance to let the man rest, tell the country the truth and have the nation support them in the time of illness, but alas they pretended all was fine. It is a shame and a disgrace.
What if the man himself new he had days left and wanted to make the best of them and that included traveling abroad. Google: The Final Lecture.
You really don’t know what went on in the national house. Quit faulting Kaseba.
Is Mulenga sata morning,If so why is”nt he dressed in BLOCK like all the family members .This boy is up to no good.
Thank you for the pictures LT. It is good for us that are not present to mourn him with our people to see what is happening. Though it surely brings tears. MHSRIEP. Till we meet again.
Picture 18 – am missing one VOCAL young lady – child to the late. Where is she? Is that Kazimu sitting next to Gerald? I guess the other children will come when the WILL is being read.
48 more hours of this circus for Michael. …we are tired of this…please put him in the ground …even in death this 10 day corpse is draining tax funds!!
Mushota when you pop your clogs everyone on this blog will rejoice, and Nick (if you are lucky) will be the only one to mourn you. Pillock!
Tigress,
There is no victor in the loss of a life.
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Oh boy! I am tired of “mourning”. Can we bury this tyrant and move on with our lives? Zambia is certainly a better place without this selfish, tribalist thief.
Can’t wait to get back to normality.
Too many actors and actresses here.Bury this liar and clueless leader and be done asap.
This is annoying. You all acting like he is a God. Everyone will die he was 77 and you are all mourning like it just happened. When you are born you are destined to die. Move on people!
The GREAT LEADER has indeed passed on. twashala fye abana banshiwa. Tulombele bayaweh lesa ababumbile umunthu mwipukutu lyeloba. baputamo nowela wakupemenamo.Enough.
He joins a 100% failed zambian leaders. Next?
Reqiuem Mass. I gotta be honest guys, that’s a first for me. I never heard of that term before. So that’s what they call the ritual performed the day before burial, I suppose. I’m wondering how that word is pronounced. reekayumu, reekwumu, rakam. Hell I don’t know.
pic.31.. I think this is the second time I’m seeing a picture of some Ngoni with that baby powder thing. What’s cooking? Does anyone know if this is a legit Ngoni custom? Because these Ngonis might be pulling a fast one on the Bembas. defacing them with that white powder crap just for laughs
The Lord Jesus said” let the dead Bury their dead ” and “a live mosquito is better than a dead lion”. Care for the living
I’d missed pic.30. Now I know for sure this baby powder thing is an inside joke by these Ngonis. The woman in 30 is the same woman in pic. 31. She’s clowning around with a white powdered face. But these Ngonis and their mischief..
Tomorrow we bury a great leader and father of the nation. He was a true example of hard a worker and visionary man. Working so hard from the time he was a cleaner in the streets of London, moving on to Lusaka and became Governor of Lusaka and held various positions in the MMD govt and finally formed a political party and formed govt. MCS was a hard worker, many doctors, lawyers, professors, generals, former CEOs, name them! They failed to ascend to the highest office of the country. Yet Sata a cleaner, made it. This just shows that he was a chosen one. Many Zambians especially back home will miss him, but for those of us in the diaspora, we had a different view of him based on the rhetoric we read here and there. But nonetheless, he was a great man who made an impact in Zambia. MHSRIP
The Observer, you call Sata father of the nation?? I’m not sure Kaunda will like that. In his head he thinks he’s supposed to hold that nonsensical title.
I do not like to be insincere and that is why I have had not one nice thing to say about our departed dictator. But today I have found one good thing to say about his coffin. It looks quite plain. Compared to the lavish coffins we see when a middle eastern dictator dies. They even adorn them with gold and things. Such an abomination. At least our dictator is going to meet our ancestors in a more humble coffin. I don’t know if he chose the coffin himself but it is still a nice send-off.
This new new look ba LT, has been designed for the visual impaired? The design looks a bit dated, who designed it ? An intern or work placement student?
#27,If you are trigger happy,please Nigeria needs you ro fight Boko Halam.Why do you need to show off as if someone will come and steal the body.Ifi bana fya kanga
Dear and beloved leader to all those who benefited from his misrule. I had nothing to mourn sata for especially how he neglected Northwestern prov. He got money from there to develop Luapula, northern and muchinga provs. Fairwell charles mwango michael sata, I will not miss u.
You’re already missing him that’s why you’re commenting. Like him or hate him he contributed greatly to this nation. Only those who dare do something can make mistakes. Armchair critics never make mistakes b’coz they never try to do anything but find faults in those who dare. He showed us what he could do and could not do, now it’s your turn to step up, that’s if you can even manage to secure your family vote, Hater!
Where is that academy award winner Cosmo Mumba anyway? He needs to show us how to mourn properly, with all the theatrics performed to perfection.
she can be a doctor but she was also the first lady of the republic of Zambia,the late president was not just Dr Kaseba’s husband but also the commander in chief of the armed forces,leader of the nation..What if Dr Kaseba was to told to smile to the public so that the country can be stable?
lets not rush into insulting the dear Dr,we don’t know what shes endured during this whole period that the president was ill which lead to his death…….
WE HAVE LOST A FATHER,GRANDFATHER,UNCLE?NEPHEW,THE PRESIDENT FOR ALL ZAMBIANS…..R.I.P.MR PRESIDENT,MY HERO AND LEADER.
GOD BLESS ZAMBIA
Zika huyu dikteta haraka sana he’s getting late for a dictator dinner together with Mobutu,IdiAmin and Mussolini.
pic 6-8, 30 and 31 made my day! Easterners, thanks for lightening this tough moment.
Tribal cousin-ship makes Zambia tick… keep it up!
Since Sata died amashilu ya ku East yabomba, yagwila incito. After tomorrow they will have no job!
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