📸 EDGAR CHAGWA LUNGU’S LEGACY IN PICTURES – HIS ENTIRE PRESIDENCY 🇿🇲





























 📸 EDGAR CHAGWA LUNGU’S LEGACY IN PICTURES – HIS ENTIRE PRESIDENCY 🇿🇲


“A leader remembered not only for his words, but for the footsteps he left in the sand of Zambia’s history.”


From the moment he took office in 2015, to the day he handed over power in 2021, the late President Edgar Chagwa Lungu left behind a legacy filled with moments of triumph, resilience, and commitment to national development.


Here is a photographic journey through his presidency:


🏛️ 2015: The Oath of Office


Taking the oath as Zambia’s 6th Republican President following the passing of President Michael Sata.


A day of hope and transition.


🛣️ Infrastructure Boom


Launching and commissioning road projects: L400, C400, Kazungula Bridge, and township roads across provinces.


Airports, hospitals, and schools under construction.


🕊️ Peace & Unity


Attending National Day of Prayer events.


Promoting the motto: “One Zambia, One Nation” even in times of political tension.


🤝 Diplomatic Engagements


Meeting with global leaders: AU summits, UN gatherings, and SADC initiatives.


Hosting regional peace talks and state visits.


👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Touching the People


Visiting marketeers, churches, rural communities.


Embracing a humble leadership style rooted in accessibility.


🗳️ 2021: Peaceful Handover


Gracefully conceding defeat and ensuring a smooth transfer of power to President Hakainde Hichilema.


Leaving behind a strong legacy of constitutional order and democratic maturity.


🕯️ Rest in Peace, President Edgar Chagwa Lungu (1956–2025)

A leader. A lawyer. A father. A man who believed in service.


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