Lusaka, (Sunday, 8th February 2015) — His Excellency Mr. Edgar Chagwa Lungu, President of the Republic of Zambia has had to excuse himself from the Women’s Day celebrations when he felt uncomfortable.
President Lungu delegated his authority to Minister of Gender, Professor Nkandu Luo to take charge of the remainder of the women’s day parade.
Later doctors detected high levels of fatigue. After a snap test in the holding room, traces of malaria were detected. Due to this illness, President Lungu was forced to leave Heroes Stadium earlier than planned.
Doctors at Maina Soko Military Hospital have since conducted
comprehensive medical check-ups and observed that the President and the results are good.
The President is being treated for malaria and fatigue and has been advised to take some rest.
“I am feeling much better and I have been told I have high levels of fatigue and should take some rest. There is nothing to worry about,” President Lungu said.
On Friday, March 6, 2015, the President officiated at the launch of Dr Kenneth Kaunda’s re-launch of the book “Zambia Shall Be Free” from 19:00 hours to 23:20 hours and on Saturday, March 7, 2015, he chaired the PF Central Committee meeting from 09:00 hours to 18:00 hours and later met provincial officials and chiefs in the night.
Issued By:
Amos Chanda
SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT
(PRESS & PUBLIC RELATIONS)
Sad to here others celebrating over ones illness,if u are used to celebrate on pipo s death go to UTH n see how sickness is and am sure u ii have that heart of feeling sorry for da sick. its really sad that we have pipo who can go to that level n still calling themselves as Christians.
God deliver you
God is with our president