The people of Kasempa share a strong aspiration for an improved quality of life. They envision a district with better services, enhanced road infrast… - Brenda Tambatamba

Kasempa faces significant challenges, including poor road infrastructure connecting it to key markets like Lusaka and districts in the Western Province. Many major feeder roads are in disrepair and difficult to navigate. For example, the Nyoka road, which serves over five wards, is in such poor condition that it poses serious risks to residents' safety.

Since childhood, I’ve felt a strong calling to contribute positively to this world, driven by the belief that we are all here to make it better. When people seek roles to provide solutions and uplift others, it benefits everyone. Aspiring leaders should aim to create a paradise on earth, with the belief that our collective efforts can truly make a difference. If we dedicate our time to productivity and community-building, rather than excessive leisure or idle talk, we could all contribute to a better planet. I encourage each of us to reflect on how we allocate our time, focusing more on constructive activities and less on distractions.

I am here to serve the people of Kasempa as long as they seek my support. This commitment extends to other forms of service, both within this region and across the nation. I have previously contributed at various levels, including leadership in NGOs and roles in public service, such as serving as Vice Chairperson of the Zambia Tourism Board. Currently, as the UPND MP, I am honored to be Kasempa’s first female representative, working to advance the needs and aspirations of this great community.