Sat, 20 Jan 2018 09:20:53 +0000 By SIMON MUNTEMBA PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu and his Zimbabwean counterpart President Emmerson Mnangagwa have vowed to continue consolidating the prevailing bilateral relations between the two states. This was after the two Presidents held bilateral talks in which they discussed issues of common concern at State House in Lusaka yesterday. The closed door meeting which took almost an hour was attended by newly appointed Foreign Affairs Minister Joseph Malanji and his counterpart Brigadier-General Sibusiso Moyo. President Mnangagwa visited Zambia on the fifth leg of his tour of SADC countries to brief his regional counterparts on political developments in Zimbabwe. Special Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations, Amos Chanda told Journalists at State House that the discussions of the two leaders focused on the security and economic relationships. Mr Chanda said the two Presidents discussed a number of bilateral issues of common concern. “Of primary importance during the […]
