Chawama (constituency)

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Chawama is a constituency of the National Assembly of Zambia. [1] It covers the south-west of Lusaka in Lusaka District, including the suburb of Chawama.

List of MPs

Election yearMPParty
1991 Christon Tembo Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
1996 Christon Tembo Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
2001 Geoffrey Samukonga Forum for Democracy and Development
2006 Violet Sampa-Bredt Patriotic Front
2011 Edgar Lungu Patriotic Front
2015 (by-election) Lawrence Sichalwe Patriotic Front
2016 Lawrence Sichalwe Patriotic Front
2021 Tasila Lungu Patriotic Front

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References

  1. Chawama National Assembly of Zambia