Edgar Keembe

Edgar N. Keembe is a Zambian politician. He served as Member of the National Assembly for Bweengwa from 1995 until 2001.

Edgar Keembe
Member of the National Assembly
for Bweengwa
In office
1995–2001
Preceded byBaldwin Nkumbula
Succeeded byJaphet Moonde
Personal details
Political partyMMD, FDD

Biography

A member of the Movement for Multi-Party Democracy (MMD), Keembe was elected to the National Assembly in a 1995 by-election following the death of the incumbent MP Baldwin Nkumbula. He was re-elected in the 1996 general elections.[1] In April 2001 he was suspended from the MMD for opposing attempts by President Frederick Chiluba to seek a third term in office.[2] He subsequently left the party and joined the Forum for Democracy and Development (FDD). He was the FDD candidate in Bweengwa in the 2001 general elections, but was defeated by Japhet Moonde of the United Party for National Development.[1] He later rejoined the MMD and became its Deputy National Chairman.[3]

gollark: If that doesn't work I have actual internet searching abilities and do not have to ask people.
gollark: Mostly I just stare at the page, think a lot, and eventually dredge up an answer or at least an intuition about where to look.
gollark: That mostly doesn't happen to me.
gollark: For all the ridiculous problems of my workflow, I will go to *great* effort to solve a problem without having to go through the hassle and high latency of actually asking people.
gollark: Ah, learned helplessness.

References
  1. Zambia Election Passport
  2. Nine MPs suspended for opposing Chiluba's third term bid Panapress, 20 April 2001
  3. Edgar Keembe is Not Being Truthful – MMD Media Team Lusaka Times, 6 February 2016
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