First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba’s trip to UK in Pictures

1. Eurobond plus my money at work

   • Pictures 19 & 20, now that’s my Beautiful First Lady. Umuntu ni Zambia Lady, Black and Beautiful ,,,,,,,,

   • No wonder our Tonga friends are complaining , it’s mukuka, mwila , kaseba, mwamba, chileshe, mulenga. Pitful !

   • I thought this is Patience Ozorko

   • Try go to every other Zambian Embassy/ High Commision in the world and the scenario is the same. Try follow up Shimaala or his wife’s pedigree and you will soon get the connection.

   • I always wonder why these “Official” visits are never published with details of when the public discussions at embassies are to be held to give every Zambian an opportunity to engage, question and contribute to national debates. It always seems to be a headline story ones the event has passed. In fact, unless the embassy staff are desperate to show “numbers” you never hear anything. I once got a text asking if I wanted to join “Guy Scott” (with lots to drink) if I can make it to the embassy the next day? In future let us know in good time so we can gather and ask some pertinent questions…

   • Misuse of public funds. Surely how can Ba Paul Lumbi be allowed to take his mother to public functions and abroad on government funds. people I dont normally complain but this is too much now. Is there no one to take account of our new govt expenditure? We shall see. God know where it will end.

   • Kaseba…. ubutala bwa bumi herself right there

2. My wife is currying a red duvet on her shoulder

   • I don’t like to see your wife with blankets, its like she is ready to go at anytime.

3. Like her husband strictly no dress sense, that thing she carries on her shoulders, does she think it’s cute?

   • I think you might be the one with a lack of dress sense.

   • and she so large and add more things on her…

4. At least she did not expose her big granny breasts to the public this time around. So the dress code is an improvement and in the right direction

5. Picture # 19. Ka Tandiwe no size, this is First Lady proper.

6. What is this Ubukala Bwa Bumi ? Is it a new Government department bankrolled by tax payers money or what?

   • Iwe wanjipaya. Inshi ya bumi?

   • hahahahahaha!!! sick!!

7. @Kadobi.
   These guys- PF are really there to loit all the National coffers.

   Watch them. On the issue. I think First lady looks Great only if PF was marketed thru her. She has a ‘head’ tham most PF.

8. Can’t help but count the similarity in names representing Zambia abroad! This country’s gone to the dogs. Are we really that gullible?

   • Can you rephrase your last question? You have just asked an answer…

   • NO Sir ,we call it maturity , the right time will come in 2016 for a shocking showdown

9. When she looks serious, she looks good and can be taken seriously. Not bu chisekeseke.

   • Bu chisekeseke as you call her is a derogatory term. I honestly find it hard to believe that you find her bright and cheerful nature problematic. Being bright and cheerful as she always is, is actually a very positive characteristic to have and I don’t think that would hinder her from being taken seriously. It actually makes her look very warm and friendly and approachable. I think its an asset and the fact that you seem to have a problem with that makes you look like you are just looking for an excuse to criticize her.

10. She look bigger than anyone in the pics. Good job to editor for photo-shopping. On the serious note, Bana Kaseba look ‘business minded’ and can be taken serious by others…

11. Pa Zed…..ninshi Kanshi??? When we have a president….we don’t have a first lady. When we have a First Lady….we don’t have a President….as is the current situation!!!
    Just wait and see, when HH becomes president, we ae likely not to have a first Lady. But i think that will even be better than what we are seing now….autopilot…Hope we don’t crash land!!!!!!!

12. The name tags leaves nothing to be proud of…. bonse shuwa???

13. Our women in the south are shapely generally shorter and smaller than their hubbs and never try to outshine anyone.

14. My biggest concern is the artificial hair. Women of her status should promote natural shampoo washed hair amongst African ladies.

    Can others comment about this observation please.

    • Why must we politicize hair? it is a personal choice… while I agree wearing the exorbitant 30″ Peruvian/ Indian luxurious look shd be kept to a minimum- and to be fair I rarely see her in long weaves, she has a simple hairstyle here which suits her face shape and is age appropriate. lets give respect where it is due, Dr. CKS does not overdo her hairstyles…

    • Nobody is politicizing the hairdo here please. It is just an observation meant to create debate amongst us Zambians as well as other Africans.

    • you are right mama women in zambia is just too much looking artificial. both in complexion and hairs. am natural lady under 50. Thanks

    • You are right mdala,this hair business is a disgrace.look at the pictures where she is in a meeting with other people from different countries/races.they are all carrying their natural hair except her.nensoni tabakwata.Thats why i always say, you can get PhDs but as long as you are not self aware,you are reduced to nothing but a joke.Her name is christine,i bet you in that whole meeting, none of the white people there had a name like muzimaye kanange, or chilufya or mwando. nothing. they wont adopt your names, your hair, your clothes, so why do you insist of theirs sure?? Why do you glorify and praise everyone else other than yourself in terms of culture? I commend her thought on the chitenge arrangement. keep this up and thats what we want to see.selling zambia is not just minerals.

15. I never imagined there would come a time when i would be ashamed of being Bemba.

    • Don’t worry. You will regain your pride when you are marginalised possibly after 2016.

    • The problem of being Bemba is that even ba Mwana Malayambi are called Bembas because we share same names!

16. What is that old lady doing in the UK? Someone’s mother,heh?

    • Bembas are having a field day under Sata, the maize field is being reduced into a desert.

17. Madam first lady, red carpet is for walking on, not for throwing on your shoulder

    • @17, I thought it was a blanket and was wondering why the bodyguard was not carrying it for her.

18. Bemba’s are good people just like Lozi, Luvale Ngoni, Lenje etc, but this President is making them hated, how do you tolerate such poor representation of other tribes at all the Embassies. I am married to a Bemba and now not proud to be associated anymore. This President was voted by non Bembas as well and should show that Zambia is a Unitary State by equal representation in public institutions.
    Because of this the country is now divided along tribal lines. Innocent people like Elias Chipimo and Nevers Mumba are suffering because of high level nepotism giving Zambians less choices of leaders for 2016.
    MCS please hear me. yours Truely Shimpundu Bwembya.

    • When Sata wants to appoint ministers from the opposition, you the same chaps objected that Sata cannot choose members of parliament from the opposition and be appointed as ministers. So what do you want him to do? Off course if the opposition refuses to appoint their member of parliaments to serve in Government, the president has no choice but to choose from the people who won the elections with him. You think if HH came to power, which he won’t, there will be bembas in his cabinet. Bembas will suffer unemployment and all kinds if adverse things you can think of. Peace to Zambia and all tribes.

19. Pic 9 – Body Guard is also watching whatever they are watching instead of guarding our beautiful First Lady. Uyu Body Guard kuti akupaisha ka!!

20. @Kombo, just wait until our Tonga folks gets into power! You haven’t seen nothing yet!!! It will be the same thing, Haambote, Chaboota, Choolwe, Mudenda, Janza, Chuulu, Hamusonde……

    • not forgetting Hachigabalala, Hamusankwa, Hantumbu, Hapunda, Hamweene. kekekeke, u have cracked my ribs…

21. Pic # 2,
    ‘Amos Chanda and her daughter’. Is he bisexual?
    Why is it that at every public institution bemba names are always dominant? What crime have other tribes committed to be so sidelined by this PF government? The embassies are the worst, even grandmothers are there.

22. Pic 19 Chi Kaseba cha fit. Bakatwashimeko abena Sata.

23. I like her, but she has to drop the blanket mwe.
    It hides the full figure. Pic #19, mmmmhh great!

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