BREAKING NEWS (UNCONFIRMED) Reports Circulate Claiming Former President Edgar Lungu Has Died in South Africa






 BREAKING NEWS (UNCONFIRMED)

Reports Circulate Claiming Former President Edgar Lungu Has Died in South Africa


Reports reaching Diamond Media Zambia suggest that former Zambian President Edgar Chagwa Lungu has allegedly passed away in South Africa. According to unnamed sources, the former Head of State was reportedly undergoing a routine medical review earlier today when he developed sudden chest complications.


The information remains unconfirmed, as no official statement has been issued by Mr. Lungu’s family or the Government of the Republic of Zambia. Various online platforms, including Diamond TV Online, have begun circulating the news, but its authenticity has not yet been verified.


It is worth noting that Mr. Lungu has been receiving medical care in South Africa in recent months. In April 2025, Government Spokesperson Thabo Kawana confirmed that the former president was in recovery following chemotherapy treatment. Additionally, Mr. Lungu had posted on social media in early 2025 indicating that his health was improving and thanked Zambians for their continued prayers.


As this is a developing story, the public is urged to remain calm and wait for an official confirmation from credible sources. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.

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