Zambia: Ken Ngondo’s condition stable – Mbangweta
All People's Congress party president Kenneth Ngondo
The condition of opposition All People’s Congress Party (APC) president Ken Ngondo, who was admitted to the
University Teaching Hospital (UTH) on Sunday, is stable.
UTH Public Relations Manager Pauline Mbangweta told ZANIS in an interview in Lusaka today that Mr. Ngondo who is admitted to high cost ward H10 is responding well to treatment.
Meanwhile, Ms. Mbangweta has said Senior Chief Sailunga of Mwinilunga who has been admitted to UTH in the high cost ward since last year is stable and responding well to treatment.
The condition of Chief Chunda Pande from Mpika is said to be equally stable and that he is also responding well to treatment.
ZANIS
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Animal farm eh
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EVACUATE HIM TO MORNGSIDE ……QUICKLY PLZ
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is he still at UTH. …evacuate now! plz dont delay…..when he is back, he better hehave and must go round the country to campaign for me ! He should not do a Sata. ..ungrateful brat!
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he eats like a church rat i wonder what he is sick off
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This man I can vote for. He has respect for our medical facilities and personnel. I wish him a quick recovery.
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Guys I’m contesting the Mufumbwe By-Elections, vote for me mwaumfwa
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#5 are you serious???
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LT is it Chief Chunda Pande or Chunda Ponde in Mpika.LT please we love you but your mistakes sometimes grossly mislead.
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Miss Pauline Mbangweta, You seem so obsessed with the word ‘stable’, each time a politician is admitted to the UTH you always describe their condition as stable even when it is not. Come on!
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#6 Pinky and the Brain, You are assured of my big VOTE, Go For It !
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Prepare un hearse para hombre, adios
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Quick recovery boss, just take your ARVs religiously and dont let nobody tell about going to Nigeria for
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what do you mean stable? the man is alrready dead.
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They all start from “he is stable” then later to the late.
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There must be an outbreak of “Stable” dicease in Zambia.
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Twashika again, more burials
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Get well soon Mr Ngondo. All human life is sacred and valuable, regardless.
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opps disease #15
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Stable condition in the zambian context, we all know what it is and remember very well what followed in one specific case.!!!
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people just pray for the man no mata wat the problem is y are zambians becoming sooooo heartless
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The only person in zambia who has survived this “he is in a stable condition” is Chiti mukulu.The man not only cheated death but has lived to see the marriage of his son(kaya ni number bwanji).
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We have nothing to worry since he only suffering from stable which is a disease found in the PR MANGERS OFFICE AT UTH.
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Iyo yabwe inangu STABLE
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Even the late Boshe was stable for sometime!
What is the condition of ECZ director Dan Kalale? Takalafwa kakapuli?
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How can he be stable and improving at the same time? Stable is not a condition and it means not changing. The condition can be serious, poor, fair, etc – not stable.
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