A South African court is considering an appeal involving the burial location of former Zambian President Edgar Lungu. According to reports, Lungu’s family is challenging a court ruling that affects where his remains should be laid to rest. The dispute centers on whether the former president’s body should be buried in South Africa, with the family seeking to overturn the earlier decision. Both outlets report that the family has moved to appeal the ruling, indicating that the matter is not yet final and remains before the courts. The coverage describes the case as a feud over the disposition of Lungu’s body, but does not provide additional details beyond the fact that legal proceedings are ongoing and the family is contesting the ruling. The reporting is consistent in stating that the appeal is being heard in South Africa and that it relates specifically to burial arrangements for Lungu’s remains.