Zambia’s Kenneth Kaunda is laid to rest - a podcast by BBC World Service

Zambia’s first President Kenneth Kaunda has been buried at a memorial site for former presidents. Rival political parties and dignitaries from the region were among those who attended the ceremony.

Plus, why fears of an unprecedented third wave of the coronavirus sweeping across Africa, are increasing.

And South Africa’s government releases a discussion paper proposing the legalisation of ‘polyandry’ – in other words, allowing women to have several husbands.

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