“Whose Body Is It?”: Clash Between State Power and Widow’s Rights
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“Whose Body Is It?”: Clash Between State Power and Widow’s Rights By Guest Contributor – Musadabwe NgomaPublished: September 8, 2025 When former President Edgar Chagwa Lungu passed away, many hoped the country would unite in mourning. Instead, his death has triggered an unprecedented legal (…)
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