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Nakatindi’s Body Arrives

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VETERAN politician Sikota Wina weeps as he is flanked by First republican president Dr Kenneth Kaunda, deputy Minister of Health Dr Patrick Chikusu (second from left) and Minister of Gender Inonge Wina (left) at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport yesterday

THE body of the late Princess Nakatindi Wina who died in South Africa on Thursday last week arrived yesterday at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport aboard a South African Airways cargo plane.

President Michael Sata has declared today as the day of national mourning for the late veteran politician, while burial would take place on Saturday in Sesheke District.

Her husband Sikota Wina, Gender Minister Inonge Wina and other family members were on the plane carrying the body which arrived at 12:25 hours.

Several people who included Government officials, members of Parliament (MPs) family members and friends were on hand to receive the body.

Notable among the people were First Republican president Kenneth Kaunda, Information, Broadcasting and Labour Minister Fackson Shamenda, and Foreign Affairs and Tourism Minister Given Lubinda.

Others were MMD acting president Michael Mabenga, party aspiring presidential candidates Felix Mutati and Enoch Kavindele were also present and so were former Labour minister, Austin Liato, MMD chairperson for women’s affairs Catherine Namugala, and former Community Development minister Michael Kaingu.

A church service would be conducted for the late Princess today at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Lusaka after which the body would be flown to Mwandi in Sesheke for burial tomorrow.

[Times of Zambia]

24 COMMENTS

  1. Go well Princess and may your soul rest in peace. just pity Mr Skota coz u people really protrayed a good picture of husband and wifeship, which each and every person admired. Its unfortunate that u are gone Princess we wuld have learnt from you.

  2. You will be greatly missed woman of substance. I pray that God strenghtens your husband Mr Sikota Wina as you two were insperable. REST IN PEACE

  3. Sad indeed…..they truely loved each other as could be seen by their display of affection even in public. They always walked into parliament hand in hand…RIP, mother.

  4. Good copmments about Nakatindi. She was a great Zambian. Worked hard to put women on the map. May she rest in peace. We love her.

  5. rest in peace my elder sister. i will always remember your kindness to mw when i was suffering in Africa kwa hae.

  6. princess Nakatindi, one of those people you naturally like, I always remember with humour and continue to use the one bemba proverb she tried to qoute when Chiluba persecuted her, “CHIKULYA CHIKUPEMPULA!!!” (ichikupemula echikulya) RIP mama Wina.

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