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Ethiopia has awarded a Pan-African prize to Morocco’s late King Hassan II, Zimbabwe’s late founding leader Robert Mugabe and other African leaders recognizing their contributions to The prosperity of the African continent.
Hassan II was honoured for his contributions to the establishment of the African Union and Pan-Africanism, according to <a href="https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/2022/11/352171/ethiopia-awards-pan-african-prize-to-moroccos-late-king-hassan-ii">Morrocco World News</a>.
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed presented the award to the speaker of Morocco’s House of Representatives Rachid Talbi Alami on Tuesday in a ceremony held in the country’s capital Addis Ababa, news outlet FanaBC reported.
The ceremony was part of the first African Youth Summit, which took place between October 29 and November 1.
The late monarch, who was one of the founding fathers of the Organization of African Unity, was recognised for his determination to defend the best interests of the continent, as well as to ensure the peace and prosperity of its people. 
In addition to the late Moroccan sovereign, the Ethiopian PM presented awards to the families of 17 other late leaders, commemorating their contributions to the prosperity of the African continent.
The awarded leaders include:
<blockquote>
1). Ethiopia’s Emperor Haile Selassie I, 
2). Zambia’s Kenneth Kaunda, 
3). Tanzania’s Julius Nyerere, 
4). Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe, 
5). Guinea’s Ahmed Sekou Toure,
6). Mali’s Modibo Keita,
7). Cote d’Ivoire’s Felix Hoffet Bounai and
8). Senegal’s Leopold Sedar Senghor.
</blockquote>
The four-day event brought together youth from across African countries, with the aim of strengthening pan-Africanist visions and promoting the best interests of the continent. 
Highlighting Africa’s great potential, the Ethiopian Prime Minister entrusted African young leaders with “bringing Africa’s hope to fruition.”
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Zambia’s government reportedly plans to bury the country’s former president Kenneth Kaunda at a national memorial site and then exhume his body at a later date for reburial to comply with his wishes.
TimesLive reported sources close to the family as saying Kaunda had wanted to be buried at his farm next to his wife, Betty, but the government wants to temporarily bury the statesman’s remains at Embassy Park, an official national memorial site and presidential burial ground.
Kaunda’s grandchildren, writing on behalf of the family, have pleaded with President Edgar Lungu to reconsider the decision to bury the statesman at Embassy Park. The letter, dated June 23 2021, reads:
<blockquote>We, the undersigned, representing the collective view of the family, have taken into consideration the proposal to exhume Dr Kaunda’s remains from Embassy Park after the burial to be relocated at his residence as a compromise to the family’s request.
However, we find this proposal unnecessary as our gallant first president needs to rest in peace at his final resting place.
We therefore humbly request the government reconsiders its decision to bury him at Embassy Park and honour what was his only final wish, to be buried next to his dear wife at his residence.</blockquote>
One of Kaunda’s sons, Kaweche, confirmed knowledge of the request, saying Kaunda’s grandchildren were requesting that Lungu intervenes.
Writing on behalf of the family on 21 June, Kaunda’s eldest son, Panji, a retired army lieutenant-colonel, also urged the government to reconsider its preferred burial site. He wrote:
<blockquote>Following our discussion between the family and the state representatives, it was agreed that we, as the family, would provide guidance to the state regarding his burial wishes.
Therefore, the undersigned, children and grandchildren, sat to consider the government’s proposal to bury him at Embassy Park and feel grateful, but the family requests, with great humility, that the state considers his wish.
We propose the first president be accorded his last wish to be buried next to his wife, the late Mama Betty Mutinkhe Kaunda, on his farm.</blockquote>
Reports indicate that it was in response to this request that the government proposed as a compromise burying Kaunda at the national monument and exhume his body at a later date.
Kaunda’s funeral was held today (Friday) and his burial is set for next Wednesday.
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Zambia Plans To Bury, Exhume And Rebury Kaunda At A Different Location

President Emmerson Mnangagwa left the country Friday morning to attend the official funeral ceremony for the late former President of Zambia Kenneth Kaunda.
Several Heads of State from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and other dignitaries from around the world will attend the ceremony.
Kaunda died on 17 June and soon after his death, President Mnangagwa declared 14 days of mourning in Zimbabwe in honour of the iconic leader. His burial is set for Wednesday next week at a national memorial site.
Meanwhile, reports claim Kaunda’s family feels strong-armed in having to agree with the country’s government to bury the statesman at a national memorial site.
<a href="https://www.timeslive.co.za/news/africa/2021-07-01-kaundas-grandkids-call-for-zambian-government-to-honour-statesmans-wish-to-be-buried-next-to-his-wife/">TimesLive</a> reported that Kaunda had wanted to be buried at his farm next to his wife, Betty but sources close to the family said the government wants to bury him at Embassy Park, an official national memorial site and presidential burial ground.
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President Mnangagwa Leaves For Zambia

The government has revised the number of national days of mourning in honour of the late former Zambian president Kenneth Kaunda, from three (3) to fourteen (14) days.
On Friday President Emmerson Mnangagwa announced that the mourning period for the late Elder Statesman commenced yesterday and would run for three days.
However, in a statement this Saturday, the Deputy Chief Secretary, Presidential Communications, George Charamba avised the nation to disregard the earlier statement.
<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/06/18/zimbabwe-declares-3-days-of-mourning-kaunda/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">READ MORE: Zimbabwe Declares 3 Days Of Mourning Kaunda</a>
He said the mourning period has been extended after the government took into account the fact that the Zambian government is yet to announce the burial programme for Kaunda. Charamba said:
<blockquote>Further to yesterday’s communication regarding the mourning period for the late former Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda and late Father Emmanuel Francis Ribeiro, Government wishes to advise that two overlapping mourning periods were decided as follows:
1. Three (3) days of mourning for National Hero, late Father Emmanuel Francis Ribeiro; 
2. Fourteen (14) days of national mourning for late President Kenneth Kaunda.
The 14-day mourning period for the late former Zambian President takes into account the fact that the Zambian government is yet to announce the burial programme for the late departed.
This position supersedes the one announced yesterday, Friday, 18 June 2021.
In keeping with tradition, flags must fly at half-mast.
The miscommunication is sincerely regretted.</blockquote>

Zimbabwe Extends Period Of Mourning Kaunda To 14 Days

Malawi has declared seven (7) days of national mourning in honour of Zambia’s founding president Kenneth Kaunda who died on Thursday, aged 97.
In a statement on Friday, Malawi’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the country’s president, Lazarus Chakwera directed that flags fly at half-mast during these days.
Chakwera is expected to attend Kaunda’s funeral once the details of the funeral and burial programme are announced. The statement read:
<blockquote>The Government of the Republic of Malawi has received with deep regret the sad news of the death of His Excellency Dr Kenneth David Kaunda, former President of the Republic of Zambia.
The Government and the people of the Republic of Malawi join the immediate family of Dr Kenneth Kaunda, the Government and the people of the Republic of Zambia in mourning the passing of a great Statesman and Son of Africa.
Former President Kaunda will be remembered as one of the brave sons of Africa and founding Father of the Southern African Frontline States who diligently fought for the sovereignty of the African countries in general, and Zambia in particular.
His Excellency Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera, President of the Republic of Malawi has since declared seven (7) days of national mourning and has further directed that flags fly at half-mast during these days.
His Excellency the President will attend the funeral of the late Dr Kenneth David Kaunda in Lusaka Zambia once the details of the funeral and burial programme are announced.</blockquote>

Malawi Declares 7 Days Of Mourning Kaunda

President Emmerson Mnangagwa Friday declared three days of national mourning in honour of the late Zambian nationalist and founding President Kenneth Kaunda.
In a statement, President Mnangagwa said the three days of national mourning commence today, Friday 18 June 2021 and flags will fly at half-mast throughout the country. The statement read:
<blockquote>Following the demise of our Region’s last surviving Elder Statesman, leader of the Frontline States in the struggle against Colonialism, and founding President of the Sister Republic of Zambia, Government of Zimbabwe has decided to declare three days of National Mourning in honour of the dear departed.
For the duration of these three days of mourning which start today, Friday, 18 June 2021, flags will fly at half-mast throughout the country.
Government further encourages all religious organisations to pray for the late President, and for Father Emmanuel Ribeiro who also passed on yesterday.</blockquote>
Earlier on Friday, Zimbabwe’s main opposition party, the MDC Alliance urged the Mnangagwa administration to declare a period of mourning in Kaunda’s honour.
<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/06/18/mdc-alliance-mourns-pan-african-leader-kenneth-kaunda-full-statement/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">READ MORE: MDC Alliance Mourns ‘Pan-African Leader’ Kenneth Kaunda</a>
MDC Alliance Secretary for International Relations Gladys Kudzaishe Hlatywayo said in a statement:
<blockquote>In the true sense of our African philosophy of ubuntu and in recognition of the immense contribution of this great son of the soil to Zimbabwe’s independence, Zimbabwe must immediately declare a period of mourning.</blockquote>

Zimbabwe Declares 3 Days Of Mourning Kaunda

Condolences have started to pour in for the founding president of Zambia, Kenneth Kaunda who died Thursday aged 97.
The current president of Zambia, Edgar Lungu said:
<blockquote>Dear KK, 
I learnt of your passing with great sadness. You have gone at a time we least expected but we are comforted that you are now with Our Father, God Almighty in heaven.
I pray that the Kaunda family is comforted as we mourn a true African icon.</blockquote>
President Emmerson Mnangagwa also sent his condolences describing him as a renowned Pan-Africanist and elder statesman.
<blockquote>Your Excellency and Dear Brother, It was with a sense of shock and deep sorrow that I learnt of the passing on of His Excellency Dr Kenneth David Kaunda, the founding President of the Republic of Zambia, on 17 June 2021. The passing on of this renowned Pan-Africanist and elder statesman, has robbed the Kaunda family and the people of Zambia, and indeed the rest of Africa, of an exemplary Father, an astute politician and leader, whose immense contribution to the liberation of Southern African countries from colonial rule is well documented and acknowledged by the international community. 
On behalf of the Government and people of Zimbabwe, and indeed on my own behalf, I wish to convey our most sincere condolences to you, and through you to the Kaunda family, the Government and people of Zambia, on this sad loss. 
Our prayers are with the Kaunda family and the people of Zambia during this period of mourning. We hope that the nation will find solace in the rich legacy, that the late former President leaves behind.</blockquote>

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Exiled Zimbabwean cabinet minister, Saviour Kasukuwere also consoled the Kaunda family. He said:
<blockquote>_A real HERO has rested. The chapter has closed, a rare breed of leader who put the nation ahead of self, regional and African independence ahead of national interest. Thank you KK for you exhibited love and kindness throughout. <a class="link-complex" href="https://twitter.com/search?q=%23RIPKK" rel="hashtag noopener" target="_blank">#RIPKK_</a></blockquote>
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) led by Julius Malema described Kaunda as an astute statesman. Said the party:
<blockquote>The EFF is saddened by the passing of Dr. Kenneth Kaunda, the former President of Zambia. We send our heartfelt condolences to the government and people of Zambia, especially his family. 
Former President Kaunda leaves us behind having lived a happy 97 years. He will be best remembered as the only leader of a sovereign state in the world who granted headquarters to all liberation movements of colonised African states. 
He hosted MPLA of Angola, FRELIMO of Mozambique, SWAPO of Namibia, ZAPU of Zimbabwe and ANC of South Africa at a great cost of financial threats by the Western countries and military attacks by Smith of Rhodesia and Botha of South Africa. He treated all liberation movements with equality and great respect. In the midst of all sufferings of his people and government, he never abandoned people of Africa from countries under the yoke of colonialism. 
An astute statesman amongst a few former heads of states who never forsaken his nation nor stole from his government. He preached peace and treated with disdain politicians who thrive on tribalism. 
The white handkerchief has retired, a great poet, author and singer sleeps to wakeup no more. 
Goodnight President. Tiyende Pamodzi. May your soul find peace and rest in power Son of Africa!</blockquote>
MDC Alliance led by Nelson Chamisa also expressed sadness at Kaunda’s departure. Said the party:
<blockquote>_The MDC Alliance expresses its deepest condolences to the people of Zambia and the Kaunda family following the sad passing of His Excellency, Kenneth David Kaunda. He served as the first President of Zambia from 1964 to 1991. May he rest in peace._</blockquote>
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Condolences Pour In For Kenneth Kaunda

Zambia’s founding president, Kenneth Kaunda has died aged 97, the government has confirmed. 
Kaunda was the president of Zambia from 1964 to 1991.

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Kaunda who has been unwell was this week admitted to hospital at Maina Soko Medical Centre.
He was popular in the first decade after independence but became increasingly autocratic and banned all opposition parties.
The veteran leader eventually ceded power in the first multi-party elections in 1991, losing to trade unionist Fredrick Chiluba.
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Zambia's Founding President Kenneth Kaunda Dies

Zambia’s founding father and former president Kenneth Kaunda has been admitted to hospital, his office said Monday. Rodrick Ngolo, the administrative assistant said in a statement:
<blockquote>The Office and family of the First President wish to inform the general public that His Excellency Dr Kenneth D. Kaunda First President of the Republic of Zambia has been unwell and was admitted to hospital at Maina Soko Medical Centre.
His Excellency Dr Kaunda is requesting all Zambians and the international community to pray for him as the medical team is doing everything possible to ensure he recovers.</blockquote>
Kaunda ruled Zambia for 27 years, taking the helm after the country gained independence from Britain in October 1964.
The veteran nationalist was popular in the first decade after independence but became increasingly autocratic and banned all opposition parties.
Kaunda eventually ceded power in the first multi-party elections in 1991, losing to trade unionist Fredrick Chiluba.
Under his leadership, Zambia hosted many of the movements fighting for independence or black equality in other countries around the region, including Zimbabwe’s two liberation movements, ZAPU and ZANU.
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