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" "No, how could I join PF? I’m FDD! People may say, " but I’ve never been afraid. I won that seat solely on the FDD ticket, even though the party didn’t have funds. When I debate in Parliament, I don’t do it to please anyone. I speak for the nation and for the people of Chiengi. I am FDD, and I will remain FDD. I’ve heard some say, "There will be a by-election in Chiengi," but there won’t be any. In 2021, I will contest that seat again on the FDD ticket and I will still win.
Katuta Mwelwa (born 6 March 1969 in Chiengi, which was then part of Nchelenge District) is a Zambian politician and the current Member of Parliament for Chiengi. She was first elected to parliament in 2016. In 2022, she was awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Public Administration from the London Graduate School of the Commonwealth University. Additionally, she is pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration at Chalimbana University in Zambia.
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For me, I find my strength in Jesus Christ, and I am not shaken by this. They can do whatever they wish. My only concern is that some people are interpreting the actions taken at the Constituency office in Chiengi as an attempt to drive me out of the area, which is traditionally understood as such. I’m unsure what message is being conveyed by that act. These are some of the challenges we, as members of parliament in rural areas, face. Rural MPs work under very tough conditions, and it becomes difficult to promote development when treated this way as a leader.
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I decided to stop by and check the office, but before doing anything inside, I inspected the premises. When I looked at the door, I discovered fecal matter on the lock handle and saw more of it heaped on the floor. I took pictures of the situation and sent them to the MP. After that, I contacted the police, who came and witnessed the same incident. I then formally reported the matter to the police.