Zambian Presidents Feud With Late Rival Continues Over Site Of Funeral

Hakainde Hichilima struggles to bury differences with Edgar Lungu whose family are appealing repatriation of his body A furious row over whether the Zambian president, Hakainde Hichilema, will preside over the funeral of his predecessor, Edgar Lungu, is raging, as the former presidents family wages a legal battle in South Africa to try to stop his body from being repatriated to Zambia. The legal fight marks the latest twist in a feud between the two men that goes back at least a decade and has now outlasted the former president, who died in South Africa in June aged 68 while being treated for an undisclosed illness.