Lukashya

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Lukashya is a constituency of the National Assembly of Zambia. [1] It covers the southern part of Kasama and the towns of Bwacha, Chalula and Sopma in Kasama District of Northern Province.

List of MPs

Election yearMPParty
1973 Joel Kapilikisha United National Independence Party
1978 Fabiano Kalimaposo United National Independence Party
1983 Cosmas Masongo United National Independence Party
1988 Cosmas Masongo United National Independence Party
1991 John Mulwila Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
1994 (by-election) Bernard Mpundu Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
1996 Benard Mpundu Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
2001 Augustine Mwape Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
2006 Alfreda Mwamba Patriotic Front
2011 Alfreda Mwamba Patriotic Front
2016 Mwenya Munkonge Independent
2021 George Chisanga Patriotic Front

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References

  1. Lukashya National Assembly of Zambia