In one of the videos capturing a typical morning jog by the President, Mr Lungu, 62, enters from his yard and greets the assembled participants. Make it fit - it’s a good feeling.”“When you’re fit and feeling good, you’re bound to make good decisions…but the opposite is that you’re restless and stressed,” he said. Before President Lungu, Burkina Faso’s former President Thomas Sankara ran along the streets as ordinary people cheered “their president keeping fit.”Former Kenya President Mwai Kibaki was an ardent golfer in his prime while Deputy President William Ruto has shown near-elite performance levels in the marathons. ZAAA chief Elias Mpondela said Mr Lungu was elevating the status of the sport. After graduating with an LLB in 1981 from the University of Zambia, President Lungu joined the law firm of Andre Masiye and Company in Lusaka.

Source: Daily Nation April 30, 2019 03:33 UTC