Former Justice Minister Sebastian Zulu’s Burial in Pictures

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Late Sebastian Zulu's grand children laying wreaths at the grave of their grand father during burial in Petauke's Kakwiya village. Picture by SUNDAY BWALYA/ ZANIS
Late Sebastian Zulu's grand children laying wreaths at the grave of their grand father during burial in Petauke's Kakwiya village. Picture by SUNDAY BWALYA/ ZANIS

Former Justice Minister Sebastian Zulu was put to rest yesterday. Mr Zulu who was born in 1936 left behind two wives, 10 Children, 24 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

He served as Justice Minister from September 2011 to August 2012 under the leadership of Former President Michael Sata.

Pall-bearers from Zambia Army carry the remains of late Sebastian Zulu during burial in Petauke's Kakwiya village. Picture by SUNDAY BWALYA/ ZANIS.
Pall-bearers from Zambia Army carry the remains of late Sebastian Zulu during burial in Petauke’s Kakwiya village. Picture by SUNDAY BWALYA/ ZANIS.
Pall-bearers from Zambia Army carry the remains of late Sebastian Zulu during burial in Petauke's Kakwiya village. Picture by SUNDAY BWALYA/ ZANIS.
Pall-bearers from Zambia Army carry the remains of late Sebastian Zulu during burial in Petauke’s Kakwiya village. Picture by SUNDAY BWALYA/ ZANIS.
Late Sebastian Zulu's Widow Nyondo (middle) being led to take a seat during burial of her late Husband in Petauke's Kakwiya village. Picture by SUNDAY BWALYA /ZANIS
Late Sebastian Zulu’s Widow Nyondo (middle) being led to take a seat during burial of her late Husband in Petauke’s Kakwiya village. Picture by SUNDAY BWALYA /ZANIS
Late Sebastian Zulu's Widows lay wreaths at the grave of their late husband during burial in Petauke's Kakwiya village. Picture by SUNDAY BWALYA/ ZANIS
Late Sebastian Zulu’s Widows lay wreaths at the grave of their late husband during burial in Petauke’s Kakwiya village. Picture by SUNDAY BWALYA/ ZANIS
Late Sebastian Zulu's Widows lay wreaths at the grave of their late husband during burial in Petauke's Kakwiya village. Picture by SUNDAY BWALYA/ ZANIS
Late Sebastian Zulu’s Widows lay wreaths at the grave of their late husband during burial in Petauke’s Kakwiya village. Picture by SUNDAY BWALYA/ ZANIS
Late Sebastian Zulu's grand children laying wreaths at the grave of their grand father during burial in Petauke's Kakwiya village. Picture by SUNDAY BWALYA/ ZANIS
Late Sebastian Zulu’s grand children laying wreaths at the grave of their grand father during burial in Petauke’s Kakwiya village. Picture by SUNDAY BWALYA/ ZANIS
Late Sebastian Zulu's grand children following burial proceedings in Petauke's Kakwiya village. Picture by SUNDAY BWALYA/ ZANIS.
Late Sebastian Zulu’s grand children following burial proceedings in Petauke’s Kakwiya village. Picture by SUNDAY BWALYA/ ZANIS.

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  1. Why do we like to say s/he left behind so and so as if to suggest the dead person would have preferred to be buried with all his loved ones …

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  5. It was a very solemn burial. Thank you to all those who attended and for all the supportive messages of condolences. I am grateful

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  13. Go well son of the soil. You built an entire village with iron sheets for all your relatives at our village. You ran a successful transport company back then namely Yanjanani Transport (Formery THomas Alexander Wood (T.A.W). The entire Kakwiya , Komboka villages and Nyampande Chiefdom were very proud of your achievement. MYSRIP

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