As you may know, for a district to achieve meaningful socio-economic development, it is essential to provide infrastructure such as roads for the tra… - Given Katuta Mwelwa

What my husband has done is commendable, showing that unity of purpose is possible. Your wife can be in UPND while the husband is in FDD or PF. These are just politics, and no matter what, one day, you'll find yourselves out of those positions. Leadership is temporary, and no one will remain in power forever. Personally, I’m not affected because I know how well I get along with my husband. We’ve agreed that when we're at home, it’s all about "sweetheart, sweetheart." If anything, he was once in PF, but he left the party to support me in becoming a member of parliament.

Despite this challenge, I believe that my solid educational background, along with the support from my family and the electorate, contributed to my victory.

The reason we struggle to engage with our opponents is due to the mentality we have we view them as enemies. I support him as long as he’s happy. At home, he supports Manchester United, and I support Arsenal. When we watch the game, we just enjoy it, saying, "Oh, your team lost, hard luck!"