The former President of Zambia died as 68

Former Zambia President Edgar Lungu died 68 years old, in a statement of his party.

He was “specialized in South Africa” ​​for an unexplained disease, added to the patriotic front.

Lungu has been lost since 2021 since 2015, Hakainde Hijilema lost its six-year elections since 2021.

After this defeat, he took a step back from politics, but later became scraped. The re-chairman protested Vie, but last year the Constitutional Court decided to serve him more than two terms permitted by law.

In a short videoLungu’s daughter Tasila, “Medical Control in Medical Control in Last Weeks”, Pretoria in South Africa, 06:00 (04:00 GMT) died at a clinic.

“This sadness calls for a Zambia, a nation, a nation ‘soul – President Lungu made an endless trust, an emotional statement.

Lungu first became President in January 2015, after won a special presidential election in connection with the death of Michael Sata.

After graduating from the SATA, in 2016 received more than 50% of the votes and gained five more years.

However, in six years in Helm, Lungu was accused of economy and high unemployment. He lost a million votes in 2021, with a million votes, which was dissatisfied with the electorate, among the electorate.