By: Qeko
Reports from the Malawi’s
Capital indicates that six African Head of States will attend the burial ceremony
of the late President Bingu wa Muthalika at Ndata farm in Thyolo district in
the southern region.
African heads of states will
be led by the current African Union Chairman President Thomas Yayi Boni of
Benin and the other leaders includes Jakaya Kikwete of Tanzania; Hifikepunye Pohamba
of Namibia, Mwai Kibabi of Kenya, Almando Guebuza of Mozambique and Robert
Mugabe of Zimbabwe. However South Africa’s Jacob Zuma who originally indicated
that he was attending the burial function will be represented the country
Deputy President, Kgalema Motlanthe.
However reports from the
seat of Government in Lilongwe indicates that Peoples Republic of China will be
represented by the Minister of Foreign Affairs while Angola will be represented
by the Speaker of Parliament. It is however not known as to who will come and
represent our Zambian brothers. Some
have commented that Malawi and Zambia are one people and their
representation at this burial ceremony will be important and a good step toward
improving relations.
Malawi late President will
be buried on the 23rd May at his Ndata Farm in the southern region
district of Thyolo next to his wife Ethel who died in 2007. It is expected that
Malawians of all walks of life will attend the burial ceremony of their
departed leader while some will watch the function on the nations Television,
the MBCtv.
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