Serenje (constituency)
Serenje is a constituency of the National Assembly of Zambia. It covers Chisenga, Mapepela, Serenje and Wingie in Central Province.[1]
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Legislature |
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List of MPs
Election year | MP | Party |
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1964 | Mateo Kakumbi | United National Independence Party |
1964 (by-election) | Miselo Kapika | United National Independence Party |
1968 | Kamfwa Jonasi | United National Independence Party |
1973 | Rajah Kunda | United National Independence Party |
1978 | Rajah Kunda | United National Independence Party |
1983 | Rajah Kunda | United National Independence Party |
1988 | Musonda Chunga | United National Independence Party |
1991 | Abdul Hamir | Movement for Multi-Party Democracy |
1996 | Abdul Hamir | Movement for Multi-Party Democracy |
2001 | Ackimson Banda | Movement for Multi-Party Democracy |
2006 | Ackimson Banda | Movement for Multi-Party Democracy |
2011 | Philip Kosamu | Patriotic Front |
2016 | Maxwell Kabanda | Movement for Multi-Party Democracy |
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References
- Serenje National Assembly of Zambia
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