Zambia's leader Levy Mwanawasa, 59, has died in a Paris hospital after suffering a stroke in June. Vice-President Rupiah Banda, who is expected to take over as acting leader, made the announcement on state TV. President Mwanawasa suffered a stroke at an African Union summit in Egypt and was then flown to France, where he had remained in hospital. He came to prominence recently for being one of the African leaders most critical of the violence in Zimbabwe. Mr Mwanawasa's health was an issue during his presidency. In April 2006, he suffered a minor stroke four months before general elections.MUNGU AILAZE ROHO YA MAREHEMU MAHALI PEMA PEPONI
August 19, 2008
BURIANI MWANAWASA
HABARI ZA UHAKIKA NI KUWA RAIS MWANAWASA WA ZAMBIA AMEFARIKI DUNIA LEO HII SAA NNE NA NUSU HUKO PARIS ALIKOKUWA AMELAZWA TOKA MWEZI WA SITA ALIKOPELEKWA BAADA YA KUUGUA GHAFLA AKIWA KTK KIKAO CHA AU HUKO MISRI.
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