Wednesday, May 8, 2024

KK’s 93rd Birthday in Pictures

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KK receiving from RB a basket of fruits while looking are RBs wife Tandiwe Banda and KK grand son Mazuba Kaunda (at the far left) on his 93rd birthday at his home in State lodge area
KK receiving from RB a basket of fruits while looking are RBs wife Tandiwe Banda and KK grand son Mazuba Kaunda (at the far left) on his 93rd birthday at his home in State lodge area
KK conferring with RB when the latter pays him a courtesy visit on the former 93rd birthday at his home in State lodge area.
KK conferring with RB when the latter pays him a courtesy visit on the former 93rd birthday at his home in State lodge area.
KK conferring with RB when the latter pays him a courtesy visit on the former 93rd birthday at his home in State lodge area.
KK conferring with RB when the latter pays him a courtesy visit on the former 93rd birthday at his home in State lodge area.
KK conferring with RB when the latter pays him a courtesy visit on the former 93rd birthday at his home in State lodge area.
KK conferring with RB when the latter pays him a courtesy visit on the former 93rd birthday at his home in State lodge area.
Zambia Air Force chief General Eric Chimese presenting to KK a pilot bag as a gift his 93rd birthday at his home in State lodge area.
Zambia Air Force chief General Eric Chimese presenting to KK a pilot bag as a gift his 93rd birthday at his home in State lodge area.
Ministry of Defence Director of Public Relations and Foreign Liaison Army /Sporkesperson delivering to KK a message of Army Chief General Paul Mihova on the KK's 93rd birthday at his home in State lodge area.
Ministry of Defence Director of Public Relations and Foreign Liaison Army /Sporkesperson delivering to KK a message of Army Chief General Paul Mihova on the KK’s 93rd birthday at his home in State lodge area.
Ministry of Defence Director of Public Relations and Foreign Liaison Army /Sporkesperson delivering to KK a message of Army Chief General Paul Mihova on the KK's 93rd birthday at his home in State lodge area.
Ministry of Defence Director of Public Relations and Foreign Liaison Army /Sporkesperson delivering to KK a message of Army Chief General Paul Mihova on the KK’s 93rd birthday at his home in State lodge area.
KK receiving a cake donated to him by Zambia China Association messengers on his 93rd birthday at his home in State lodge area.
KK receiving a cake donated to him by Zambia China Association messengers on his 93rd birthday at his home in State lodge area.
Welcoming the Vice President Inonge Wina
Zambia VEEP Inonge Mukuta Wina pays a courtesy visit to Zambia 1st
President Kenneth Kaunda on his 93rd birthday at his home in State Lodge
area.

Zambia VEEP Inonge Mukuta Wina pays a courtesy visit to Zambia 1st President Kenneth Kaunda on his 93rd birthday at his home in State Lodge area.
Zambia VEEP Inonge Mukuta Wina Presenting Flowers
Zambia VEEP Inonge Mukuta Wina pays a courtesy visit to Zambia 1st President Kenneth Kaunda on his 93rd birthday at his home in State Lodge area.
Zambia VEEP Inonge Mukuta Wina Presenting Flowers
Zambia VEEP Inonge Mukuta Wina Presenting Flowers
Zambia VEEP Inonge Mukuta Wina pays a courtesy visit to Zambia 1st President Kenneth Kaunda on his 93rd birthday at his home in State Lodge area.
Zambia VEEP Inonge Mukuta Wina Presenting a Card

Pictures Courtesy of Jean Mandela

38 COMMENTS

    • He has lost presidential elections
      Lost the later
      Unfortunately lost his wife
      Lost his sons

      Is it worth living on? Why ?

      Thanks

      BB2014,16

    • I’m tempted to agree with NEZ that this Best B.itch(BB2014, 2016) Mushota is an employee of LT. How possible is it that S/he is always one of the earliest to comment on every story? The idea is just to attract more comments so that they make money.

    • @Mushota
      You are an ass-hole, a very smelly ass-hole. Get a life, and stop commenting on every issue. You are hurting people every day. We know you work for Lusaka Times, and that’s why you are always the first to post a comment on every issue. You are abusing your position as a Lusaka Times employee.

    • LT should ban Mushota…otherwise they are confirming how silly they equally are…Mushota’s xomments are pathetic 95% of the time…

    • @Mushota 1.5 Finally found the grace! May the Lord our God bless you also so that you may live long and suffer even more!

    • Mushota’s comments are boring, she has lost her touch never can she be the BB for now. She is a PF cadre blogging to irritate serious bloggers. Her Account should be blocked..

  1. Why is it that TODAY we Africans seem to have taken RELIGION so vigorously serious and even as new ‘business undertaking?’ We are always ‘talking and singing praises’ about Jesus Christ, Simon Peter, St. Paul/John, Isaiah etc., as if they were our relatives and concern really ?

    Come on pipo, let’s utilise and exploit to the full potential the many, various and latest Agricultural knowledge and Internet technologies on the “www” and indeed; the many advantages of the natural gifts that our own ‘African Gods’ availed us in terms of fertile sandy/loamy soils, wild animals, abundant fresh waters, the rains etc, etc., to grow even more foods to feed ourselves, our children/ grandchildren and even our distant neighbours.

    Let’s leave those “religious wars/issues” to the…

    • Jesus was most likely more African than anything else. So what do you say to that? Jesus grew up in Africa as a child. So he was African by citizenship. Also Israeli. Stop following the fake Jesus you see on TV, do your own research. May Jesus bless you.

  2. …. Western world and their MOSLEM enemies who will stop at nothing but, engage in “brother kill brother” syndromes. We have suffered enough pipo please, let’s look on the brighter side of our lives for the betterment of our children, grandchildren and their children’s children….

  3. It’s an insult to have rb that crook there including all those pf crooks

    • HAPPY BIRTH DAY OUR FIRST REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT, FATHER AND GRADPA. WE’RE SO PROUD OF YOU. LONG LIVE BA SHI KULU WESU!!!

  4. KK was no angel and locked quite a few people up and destroyed many businesses and many Zambians suffered hardship during his time and broke Zambia during his socialist experiment that went badly wrong but at least when he lost the election he stepped down not happy i’m sure but he moved on unlike BOB M.

    • Ken are you tailking about KK or Hitler? If KK did not take the policies he took, most of the Zambian people would have been illiterate. KK was great considering the circumstances under which he governed the country. Wars in Namibia, Zimbabwe, Angola, Mozambique and instability in Zaire and spies in Malawi. Read history Ken and your ignorance will reduce greatly.

    • Nonsense Ka Shu Shu Shu
      This country is where it is because of your Super Ken and pipo like you who have low standards and low expectations.

  5. Malawians (RB, Chimese, KK, lungu etc) & Chinese hijacked this once prosperous nation.

    Zambia’s only had 1 true Zambian mwanawasa, Levy Mwanawasa & he liberated the country from poverty. Today we are back to One-party dictatorship, wealthy politicians, HIPC, IMF, cadre intimidation, police brutality.

    N-W rhodesia needs to break away from N-E otherwise the next 100 years will be painful.

    • When did you last tell you real father those sweet words or are you just playing to the gallery, pf cadres, Yikes!

  6. What an offensive word “donated” is as a caption under cake presented to KK on his birth day.
    Choose words properly LT.

  7. actually he is one of the reasons the bembas think they are superior. He did not do a good job. wouldn’t have any iota of sadness if he dropped dead

    • He is very much like HH in that he did not practice internal party democracy within UNIP just as HH has done with UPND.

  8. I wish him well; I just am disappointed that he has not spoken out of the new African dictator Lungu’s harassment of HH. @Harold, I agree with you;KK did evil but Lungu has done more evil in short period time and he has made KK to be an angel

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