CHIEF JUSTICE EVACUATED TO SOUTH AFRICA FOR FURTHER MEDICAL CARE FOLLOWING ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENT

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CHIEF JUSTICE EVACUATED TO SOUTH AFRICA FOR FURTHER MEDICAL CARE FOLLOWING ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENT

Lusaka, 2nd September 2024

The Government wishes to provide an update regarding the condition of the Honorable Chief Justice, Dr. Mumba Malila, SC, following the road traffic accident that occurred on the evening of Friday, 30th August 2024.

The Chief Justice, who suffered a fractured leg has been evacuated to South Africa for further specialised treatment. He remains in very high spirits and he is thankful for all prayers and well wishes.

We also wish to inform the public that Mr. Newton Njovu, the driver to the Chief Justice did not suffer any injuries from the road traffic accident and is in good health.

Government will continue to provide updates on His Lordship’s condition when necessary.

Thabo Kawana
Permanent Secretary
Ministry of Information and Media

7 COMMENTS

  1. 60 years after Independence we on our own are incapable. It just doesn’t sound correct. What of the mare citizens, what happens to them.
    Please the Government of the day should look into this and come up with solutions so that as a country we are very much capable

  2. The police report mentioned the driver injured, then boom he was not injured then a fractured leg one has to go to SA ,has the leg brocken into multi pieces

  3. Yeah the privileged. Meanwhile there is a small child sonewhere at one of our clinics just waiting for treatment for the last 5 days but no one to look at him.

  4. What’s in South Africa which we don’t have and we can’t have our own for ever!?
    Since time in memorial… it’s India, South Africa, UK. Surely can’t we manage to replicate since we know what we go for in these countries?
    Dr. Muchima time to write your own history. Introduce some of these expertises, equipment and infrastructure am sure we can manage though not exactly but close to exactly at least to save lives of local citizens majority of whom can’t afford to go abroad for specialized treatment.

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