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Former Home Affairs Minister Cosmas Chibanda dies

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Former home affairs minister in the UNIP led Government Cosmas Chibanda has died.

Mr Chibanda aged 81 died this morning at Ndola teaching hospital around 04:30 hours after an illness.

Family spokesperson Gabriel Namulambe confirmed Mr Chibanda’s death to ZANIS in an interview.

Mr Namulambe said consultation over Mr Chibanda’s burial arrangements was still underway and details of his funeral would soon be availed.

Mr Chibanda served in various Government portfolio’s in the first and second republic.

Mr Chibanda also served as Kabushi Member of Parliament in the UNIP administration and is survived by a wife and 9 children.

17 COMMENTS

  1. 9 children is the way to go. RIP our dear man.
    Yes 9 children is good because It is a known fact that Islam will the dominant religion in the next 50 to 100 years. In the west the Muslims give high birth than non Muslims so imagine after 50years. I believe mark of the beast is Islam. Book of revelation 13:16 speaks of the mark which the worship of beast’s image causes worshippers to have. Muslims worship the image world wide called Kaaba which is in Mecca. Real Muslims worshippers have a black spot on their foreheads called “Zebiba”. Google it. The Zebiba is caused as a result of worshipping the Kaaba when they hit the forehead on the ground during prayer. That mark is unique to worshippers and ISIS used this same mark to identify real Muslims. They killed some people who claimed to…

    • They killed some people who claimed to be real Muslims but without the mark on the forehead. A real Muslim will worship 5 times a day and the mark will eventually appear

  2. The Lamba giants! Dawson Lupunga and Cosmas Chibanda! rest in peace Comrades!! Namulambe shud have emulated these big guys! @ Mushota, u cnt know him, u er new to politics, u are not even a mwanawasa era

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