Sata returns

LUSAKA. — Zambian president Michael Sata has returned from Israel and celebrated his 77th birthday with friends and family on Sunday, a state-owned newspaper reported yesterday. An Israeli official told Reuters on June 26 that Sata was receiving medical treatment in Israel, but did not give details on his condition.

A presidential spokesperson was not available to comment.
“We would like to welcome you back home,” family spokesperson Chanda Kasolo was quoted as saying in the Zambia Daily Mail.

“We wish you nothing but the best of health and happiness as you continue taking charge of the affairs of the nation,” Kasolo added.
The newspaper also carried a picture of Sata with members of his family taken by his son, Mulenga.

Sata suffered a heart attack in 2008 and his opponents said he collapsed in 2011, claims the president denied. — Reuters.

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