Published on November 2, 2023 In a surprising turn of events, Zambia's government has decided to withdraw retirement benefits and privileges from former President Edgar Lungu, who recently announced his return to active politics. This decision, grounded in the country's laws, signifies a significant shift in Zambia's political landscape and sets the stage for a fierce presidential race in 2026. Lungu, who lost the presidency to Hakainde Hichilema in 2021, had initially declared his retirement after six years in office, during which Zambia grappled with serious economic challenges, making it Africa's most indebted nation. However, his decision to re-enter the political arena has prompted the government to revoke his retirement benefits and privileges. According to government spokesman Cornelius Mweetwa, the law clearly states that former presidents who return to politics forfeit their benefits. These benefits included three security officers, a diplomatic passport, three...
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