I was inspired by the efforts we made together as family and supporters in Lumwana, which brought smiles to people’s faces. Although progress was slo… - Brenda Tambatamba
" "I was inspired by the efforts we made together as family and supporters in Lumwana, which brought smiles to people’s faces. Although progress was slow, we started to raise awareness among the smaller mining communities around Kasempa. For me, it has felt like a calling since childhood.
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About Brenda Tambatamba
Brenda Mwika Tambatamba (born 29 April 1961) is a Zambian politician. She has been a member of the National Assembly of Zambia for Kasempa since 2016. She is a member of the United Party for National Development. She is the current of Labour and Social Security of Zambia.
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Since taking office in 2016, I have achieved several key developments through effective use of the Constituency Development Fund (CDF). In 2017, I formed a well-balanced CDF Committee with a woman as vice chairperson. With CDF support, we have renovated and built several 1x2 classroom blocks and funded the completion of the previously stalled Lwamadamba Market. We completed an ablution facility at Kasempa Bus Station, and under my leadership, classrooms at Lufupa Secondary School have also been completed.
Let us come together to build our beloved nation, Zambia. We must harness all her resources, invest in her human capital, and strategically use the best of her assets to move forward. By learning from other nations, like Rwanda, we can gain insights to propel us toward progress. I also want to express my gratitude to the people of Kasempa and the UPND leadership for their unwavering support.
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The people of Kasempa share a strong aspiration for an improved quality of life. They envision a district with better services, enhanced road infrastructure, and township roads upgraded to bitumen standards. They hope to see Kasempa featured on ZNBC TV’s "My District" program like other districts nationwide. Residents also seek a more direct route for trade with Lusaka and the Copperbelt, along with job opportunities in both public and private sectors. They call for closer oversight of new mining operations in the area and demand better accountability and transparency from agro-dealers and officials entrusted to serve their community.
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