As a mother and someone with roots in Chiengi, it pains me to see how the area has remained underdeveloped despite its immense potential. - Given Katuta Mwelwa

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As a mother and someone with roots in Chiengi, it pains me to see how the area has remained underdeveloped despite its immense potential.

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About Given Katuta Mwelwa

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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I would like to advise the new dawn administration under His Excellency President Hakainde Hichilema to fulfill their promises, or else the people of Chiengi will not hesitate to vote them out in 2026. I am delivering the message from the people of Chiengi, who are saying that after 27 years, 20 years, or even 10 years, they may only give them five more years if their promises remain unfulfilled. Let those who have ears, hear.

The mistake made by pro-Edgar Lungu supporters was placing the interests of the Patriotic Front above those of the nation. Instead of holding themselves accountable to the promise of serving the people of Chiengi and Zambia as outlined in their party manifesto, PF supporters chose to blindly praise the former Head of State. They went as far as telling lies, focusing only on what he wanted to hear, even when the reality on the ground was completely different.

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.

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