Mpika (constituency)

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Mpika is a constituency of the National Assembly of Zambia. [1] It covers the towns of Chikwanda, Chilonga, Kabuko, Kaole, Mpika and Mwelalo in Mpika District of Muchinga Province.

List of MPs

Election yearMPParty
Mpika
1964 Alexander Grey Zulu United National Independence Party
Seat abolished (split into Mpika East and Mpika West)
Mpika Central
1991 Guy Scott Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
1996 Michael Sata Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
2001 Mateyo Mwaba Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
2003 (by-election) Bwalya Chiti Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
2006 Mwansa Kapeya Patriotic Front
2011 Mwansa Kapeya Patriotic Front
2016 Sylvia Chalikosa Patriotic Front
Mpika
2021 Francis Robert Kapyanga Patriotic Front

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References

  1. Mpika National Assembly of Zambia