Ikeleng'i (constituency)

Ikeleng'i is a constituency of the National Assembly of Zambia.[1] It covers the towns of Ikeleng'i and Kelene Hill in North-Western Province.

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The constituency was established in 1973 as Mwinilunga West, and was renamed Ikeleng'i in 2011 after the establishment of Ikelenge District.[2]

List of MPs

Election year	MP	Party
Mwinilunga West
1973	Peter Matoka	United National Independence Party
1978	John Kalenga	United National Independence Party
1983	John Kalenga	United National Independence Party
1988	John Kalenga	United National Independence Party
1991	John Kalenga	Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
1993 (by-election)	Peter Mpashi	Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
1996	Elizabeth Kalenga	Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
2001	Richard Kapita	United Party for National Development
2006	Elijah Muchima	Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
Ikeleng'i
2011	Elijah Muchima	Movement for Multi-Party Democracy
2016	Elijah Muchima	United Party for National Development

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References

Ikeleng'i National Assembly of Zambia
ECZ Renames Four Constituencies Tumfweko, 30 August 2011

Constituencies of the National Assembly of Zambia
Central Province	Bwacha Chisamba Chitambo Itezhi-Tezhi Kabwe Central Kapiri Mposhi Katuba Keembe Lufubu Mkushi North Mkushi South Muchinga Mumbwa Mwembeshi Nangoma Serenje
Copperbelt Province	Bwana Mkubwa Chifubu Chililabombwe Chimwemwe Chingola Kabushi Kafulafuta Kalulushi Kamfinsa Kankoyo Kantanshi Kwacha Luanshya Lufwanyama Masaiti Mpongwe Mufulira Nchanga Ndola Central Nkana Roan Wusakile
Eastern Province	Chadiza Chasefu Chipangali Chipata Central Kapoche Kasenengwa Kaumbwe Luangeni Lumezi Lundazi Malambo Milanzi Mkaika Msanzala Nyimba Petauke Central Sinda Vubwi
Luapula Province	Bahati Bangweulu Chembe Chiengi Chifunabuli Chipili Kawambwa Luapula Mambilima Mansa Central Milenge Mwansabombwe Mwense Nchelenge Pambashe
Lusaka Province	Chawama Chilanga Chirundu Chongwe Feira Kabwata Kafue Kanyama Lusaka Central Mandevu Matero Munali Rufunsa
Muchinga Province	Chama North Chama South Chinsali Isoka Kanchibiya Mafinga Mfuwe Mpika Central Nakonde Shiwa Ng'andu
Northern Province	Chilubi Chimbamilonga Kaputa Kasama Central Lubansenshi Lukashya Lunte Lupososhi Malole Mbala Mporokoso Mpulungu Senga Hill
North-Western Province	Chavuma Ikeleng'i Kabompo Kasempa Manyinga Mufumbwe Mwililunga Solwezi Central Solwezi East Solwezi West Zambezi East Zambezi West
Southern Province	Bweengwa Chikankata Choma Dundumwenzi Gwembe Kalomo Central Katombola Livingstone Magoye Mapatizya Mazabuka Central Mbabala Monza Moomba Namwala Pemba Siavonga Sinazongwe
Western Province	Kalabo Central Kaoma Central Liuwa Luampa Luena Lukulu East Mangango Mitete Mongu Central Mulobezi Mwandi Nalikwanda Nalolo Nkeyema Senanga Sesheke Shang'ombo Sikongo Sinjembela Sioma

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