The Lusaka Magistrate Court has scheduled the trial of former First Lady, Mrs. Esther Lungu, and four others for November 27, 2023. The case revolves around allegations of theft of three vehicles and the seizure of a certificate of title.
Mrs. Lungu faces a series of charges in connection with this case, including theft and the possession of $400,000 believed to be proceeds of criminal activities. She also stands accused of unlawfully acquiring a certificate of title for land belonging to Elizabeth Phiri, a relative of Mrs. Lungu.
The former First Lady’s co-accused individuals are James Phiri, Lee Chisulo, and two police officers named Kapembwa Lungu and Catherine Banda. These charges have garnered significant attention, and the trial is highly anticipated.
The vehicles in question are alleged to belong to Elizabeth Phiri, further complicating the matter.
This case is part of a broader effort by Zambian authorities to address allegations of corruption and unlawful conduct, regardless of the individuals implicated. While Mrs. Lungu holds the distinction of being Zambia’s former First Lady, she, like any other citizen, will go through due legal processes to determine her guilt or innocence.
The trial date was officially set by Lusaka Magistrate Mbuyanwa Sinvula during a recent court appearance by Mrs. Lungu and her co-accused.
My mother I am with you in prayer. Yaweh yesu christu. Abash hh satana
With those Lusaka judges who are terrified of State House, She be sentenced to 3 years in jail.
I feel sorry for her because her judgement was passed by her husband who returned to fight HH.
May God Save Her Soul.
Nyo’oko aba ne lyona.
the christian family of thieves, do prayers work for thieves as well. how do thieves pray.
lungu family, family of thieves.
Let the law take its course
PF days are long gone
Just jail her. Her husband has destroyed the only hope we had in controlling the Upnd machinations.
haha Lungu can be useful after all.
it is a thievery reported family case. blame no anynon relative