The family of the late former President of the Republic of Zambia Edgar Chakwa Lungu, says the court case brought by the Zambian government to halt the burial of the late Lungu in South Africa on Wednesday, will give the family a chance in court to ventilate whether their rights  are subservient to that of public policy. It will also give the family the opportunity to tell how Lungu was ostracised and ill-treated by the current Zambian government. Sisi Segalo attended what was supposed to be a funeral service of the late Lungu in Johannesburg, and sent us this report..

<p>The family of the late former President of the Republic of Zambia Edgar Chakwa Lungu, says the court case brought by the Zambian government to halt the burial of the late Lungu in South Africa on Wednesday, will give the family a chance in court to ventilate whether their rights &nbsp;are subservient to that of public policy. It will also give the family the opportunity to tell how Lungu was ostracised and ill-treated by the current Zambian government. Sisi Segalo attended what was supposed to be a funeral service of the late Lungu in Johannesburg, and sent us this report..</p>