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THE GIRLFRIEND AND TWO OTHER MEN KILLED HIM, PUT SOME OF HIS BODY PARTS IN A TRUNK AND THREW AWAY OTHER PARTS LIKE A MERE DOG.

They then got his vehicle and went to get money from a lender amounting to K60, 000 using the same vehicle of the student they killed and placed it as collateral.

The girlfriend and two men have since been arrested in Lusaka at a named police station Source: Koswe
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Police Officer takes his L1fe at Minister Of Finance Stumbeko Musokotwane’s house!

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Gudafternoon ,how are you, this is the tragic situation involving Police Officer 37 by number trained in kamfinsa name Friday Botha, who has reportedly committed su***de at the residence of the Honorable Minister of Finance, Dr. Situmbeko Musokotwane, while on duty. This incident highlights serious issue related to pressures faced by law enforcement personnel.police has not yet established the cause but the body has been deposited into the mortuary at uth.the officer was under protective unit .

PRETORIA’S COURTROOM DRAMA: ZAMBIA’S FIVE-MINUTE COFFEE BREAK vs. A WIDOW'S DIGNITY

Today’s hearing in the South African High Court was less of a legal duel and more of a mismatched sparring match — Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi delivering a courtroom masterclass, while the Zambian government stumbled in with a five-minute cameo that looked more like a tea break than a defense.

On one side: logic, law, and lived reality.

On the other: assertions, fantasies, and the audacity to resurrect presidential benefits for a co**se.

1. The Widow vs. The Republic

Ngcukaitobi drove home what should be obvious in both law and humanity: a co**se has no rights. Once life ends, rights end. Benefits of office don’t travel in coffins — they belong to the living, to the widow.

Yet the Zambian government’s position sounds like a theological seminar in reverse resurrection: trying to reinstate state benefits not for the widow, but for the deceased. As the advocate aptly put it:

> “You cannot reinstate benefits on a co**se. That is fantasy.”

And what a fantasy it is: a government fighting harder for a dead man’s “entitlements” than for the dignity of the widow left behind.

2. Law of the Land vs. Law of Pretence

Pretoria’s court isn’t a Lusaka township square. Lex loci applies: South African soil, South African law. Yet Zambia’s counsel appeared without evidence, without affidavits, without expert testimony on Zambian law — just waving hands and hoping sovereignty could cross borders on a diplomatic passport.

But in court, assertion is not law. The government’s arguments carried all the weight of a WhatsApp forward: loud, dramatic, and legally useless.

3. The Kaunda Ghost

The Kaunda precedent was wheeled out like a tired horse. But as Ngcukaitobi reminded the court: KK died while enjoying his presidential benefits. Lungu, by contrast, had those benefits stripped before death.

The government’s attempt to equate the two is like comparing mangoes to pebbles — both fall from

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