Kaoma central constuency office

19/02/2026

*EXTRACT FROM THE MP’s INFORMATION DESK KAOMA CENTRAL CONSTITUENCY*

*INVITATION TO ATTEND THE ECZ DELIMITATION CONSULTATIVE MEETING AT KAOMA TRADES INSTITUTE.*

Dear resident's of Kaoma Central Constituency and the wider Kaoma District,

On Tuesday 24th, of February 2026 next week,we have an important opportunity to shape the future of our representation. The Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) will be receiving proposal's on delimitation,a process that will determine how our constituencies are structured.

This exercise is guided by Article 58 of the Constitution of Zambia and the Electoral Process Act No. 35 of 2016, Sections 21–23, which empower the ECZ to review and adjust constituency and ward boundaries.Through your active participation,Kaoma can secure an additional constituency. More constituencies mean stronger representation, closer attention to our local needs and greater development opportunities for our communities.

I therefore call upon all citizens, the youth, elders,women and men alike to turn out in large numbers and make your voices heard. Your presence and input will ensure that Kaoma’s interests are fully represented in this important national process.

Let us stand together, united and determined, to secure a brighter future for Kaoma.

*Your participation matter's. Your voice count's.*

Your humble servant 🪷🪷🪷🪷🪷🪷🪷🪷.

*SIGNED*

*Hon. Gen Morgan Sitwala.*

*MP Kaoma Central Parliamentary Constituency.*

12/02/2026

Visit Kaoma Central Constituency office and meet your Member of Parliment for Developmental Agenda. Library and Internet Services are available too

30/08/2023

I have a phone for sell at 600

30/08/2022

Just a follow up on the address by the director general ceec to all marketeers, business men and women and indeed all those interested in getting into business. It is now confirmed that the address in kaoma will take place at trades training center at 0800hrs tomorrow 31st August 2022. We're all requested to be seated by 0730hrs for this very important once off meeting. Kindly assist by sharing this information on all our kaoma foras and by personally engaging all that you know may be interested. Kindly take note.

10/06/2022

06/05/2022

*THE HONOURABLE MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT FOR KAOMA CENTRAL HON. BRG. M. SITWALA GIVES UPDATES ON THE CDF AS HE ADDRESSES THE STAKE HOLDERS AND THE GENERAL MEMBERS OF HIS CONSTITUENCY*

Hon. Sitwala today 04/05/22 addressed the people of Kaoma Central that comprised all the Councilor and the Council Secretary Mr .R Kananga, Council Chairperson. His worship Mr T.Libinga, Father Andrew M representing the Church as the CDF committee member , Rt Hon.Prime Minister (Ngambela ) Situtu M. representing the BRE and His Royal Highness Snr Chief Amukena Isiteketo M.Lewanika and The Former Head Teacher Kaoma SECONDARY School Mr . JK Mukenge who is the DDCC for Kaoma District was in attendance .

Addressing the meeting the Mp said he was worried because people do not have the interest to attend the meetings whenever they are called upon. He said it is from such meetings where people can criticise them as elected leaders and make them accountable for their promises.

In the same meeting the Mp said time to provide answers to the electorates is now owing to the fact that most of the elected leaders if not all of them are from the ruling party and he said as Government they should be ready to provide answers to the electorates unlike the way it was in his first tenure when he was in the opposition.

The Mp said UPND has not run away from the promises but instead they are delivering what they promised the people of Zambia as seen from Free Education from grade 1 to 12 and adjusting the CDF from K1.6 million to K25.7million which is unprecedented and the first of its kind in the history of Zambia . he said the UPND Government led by His Excellency Mr Hakainde Hichilema intends to adjust the CDF up to K50 million as they fix the economy which has since recorded some positivity in terms of growth as seen from the dropping down of the inflation rate from 24.7% down to 11.5% and the stabilization of the exchange rate against the major currencies e.g US dollar, British Pound , Euro to mention but a few.

The Mp said reminded the people that he promised Classes in various Schools and building Houses for civil servants in his Constituency and that they will do .

The Mp thanked the people for coming in numbers . he said the CDF is just one component but there are other Components for development .

He reminded the people that he did not promise heaven on earth as he asked the audience whether he was lying and they responded in support of his approach on development as he exhibited Honesty ,Pragmatism and Meritocracy in his approach.

He said small things which can be done by an Mp he will immediately attend to them but capital projects which has to be done by Government he will continue lobbying from the relevant Ministries ..

The Mp encouraged the people to apply for loans but was very quick to question those who whom apply to search their souls to ascertain whether they have capacity to pay back or not .

He said some people have approached him and ask him to expedite the process so that they can receive the money and share amongst themselves the situation which worried him a lot.

Hon Sitwala reviewed that the total 258 accounts for the cooperatives and clubs were opened and only 78 accounts had errors but the bank together with the applicants have since resolved the situation .

He said the administering of this fund has been decentralized unlike the way it was previous where everything was done in Lusaka .

He said the CDF money will be given to competent people without segregation but all he is asking is for those who will awarded the contracts to provide goods and services or Constructions is to meet the standard in terms of QUALITY ,COST REFLECTIVE AND DELIVERING ON TIME.

he said Government aims to empower the people so that they can create employment for others .

As for individual or people who wish to apply as an individual he said they can apply as long as the project proposal meets and satisfies the Authority .

*Below is the breakdown of the Money received which is very much ready for use*

Received Six million four hundred and thirty three thousand plus.

K 321684.78 which is 5% to be used as administration cost.

K 3,667,206.53 which is 60% to be used on community projects.

K1,222,402.18 which 20% to be used for Youth and women and community empowerment.

Rules attached

40% of the above goes for grants which is K 488,960.87.

What is the grant ? This is the money paid to individuals without paying back.

The balance will be K 733441.31 if this money will not be requested to be used he said it has to be paid back to the treasury unless they request to use it . the process which is called retiring .

He said the maximum allowed for the grant is K40,000 he said already he is anticipating problems .

He said the maximum for the loan is K200,000 .

He said this money has to be disbursed equally in all the wards without segregations .

In the same meeting the Mp belaboured to explain to the people that there are other Ministry which is empowering the people through various empowerment programs .

He said Ministry of Live stock and Fisheries is empowering people to farm Fish cattle rearing and Got farming and the Money for this is already there and people should just go the MP's to correct the applications forms and apply.

He said there is also other empowerment programs under the Ministry of Small Medium and Enterprise.

He also said there is some empowerment programs under the Ministry of Science and Technology which is empowering citizens with education.

Under this ministry money has been already paid direct to the schools .

He also said people should take keen interest to follow most of the Government policy directions to make sure that they are enforced by the those who are charged with the responsibilities run these Government institutions on behalf the people of Zambia.

He said those who are charging pupils they are stealing from the parents and encouraged the P.T.A to follow such reports which are non productive and retrogressive .

He thanked the people for coming in numbers and thanked them for voting for the leaders who p**n to save their interest and aspirations .

02/05/2022

Mongu trades institute in conjunction with Kaoma CDF committee is calling for applications from youths to be put on bursary in the following courses;
_ Automotive mechanic
_ Power Electrical
_ Bricklaying
_ Carpentry
_ Tailoring.
Only 8 spaces are available. The applications should be submitted to Kaoma Central National Assembly office not later than 6th May, 2022.

02/05/2022

The CDF committee will hold a stakeholders' meeting to educate people on the CDF empowerment fund, on Wednesday 4th May, at 14hrs at Kaoma trades. All kaoma central constituency councilors and WDC committee members are requested to attend this meeting. And everyone interested is invited to this important meeting where there will be sensitization of CDF applications.

02/05/2022

This serves to inform the general public that the Hon Member of Parliament for Kaoma Central Hon Morgan Sitwala has organized a mobile bank from mongu to come and open bank accounts in Kaoma. He is therefore *advising* all the *Clubs* and *Cooperatives* (groups) that did not manage to open bank accounts to go at the *council* where the *mobile* *bank* is *operating* from and open their bank accounts. The *Mobile Bank* will be available from today Saturday to Thursday the 4th May 2022. Plz let's go and open bank accounts for our clubs and cooperatives. Let's inform others too.

20/03/2022

Congratulations Hon MP. General Morgan Sitwala for donating school desks to Mahilo combined, Mulamatila combined and Longe combined schools. The event took place on Monday the 14th Match 2022 and was witnessed by the District Commissioner, the District Education Board Secretary, other Government officials, the councillors and the CDFC Chairperson. The gesture was well appreciated by school management in all three schools.

06/07/2018

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF ZAMBIA

SECOND SESSION OF THE TWELFTH ASSEMBLY

ORDER PAPER – FRIDAY, 6TH JULY, 2018

AT 0900 HOURS

QUESTION FOR ORAL ANSWER (STANDING ORDER NO. 31)

306 Mr Nkombo (Mazabuka Central) - to ask the Minister of Energy:

(a) why Electridade de Mozambique has suspended the supply of electric power to Zesco Limited;

(b) how many megawatts were being imported by Zesco Limited;

(c) what the impact of the suspension of power supply on the Zambian electricity consumers is; and

(d) what the way forward on the matter is.

QUESTIONS FOR ORAL ANSWER (STANDING ORDER NO. 30)

307 Mr Ng’onga (Kaputa) - to ask the Minister of Health:

(a) what legal framework governs the fight against HIV/AIDS programmes in Zambia;

(b) whether the current legal framework is sufficient to address the challenges in the fight against the HIV/AIDS pandemic;

(c) if not, whether the Government has any plans to introduce legislation to strengthen the current legal framework; and

(d) if so, when the plans will be implemented.

308 Mr Mwila (Chimwemwe) - to ask the Minister of General Education:

(a) how many fraudulent academic and professional certificates were detected by the Examinations Council of Zambia in 2016;

(b) whether the Government has any plans to verify the academic and professional qualifications for all civil servants; and

(c) what plans the Government has to deal with civil servants with fraudulent qualifications.

309 Mr Mulunda (Siavonga) - to ask the Minister of Energy:

(a) whether the Government has any plans to revive the Gwembe Tonga Development Project in the Gwembe Valley area;

(b) why the project was discontinued;

(c) whether the funds for the project are still available; and

(d) if so, who is managing the funds.

310 Mr Mulusa (Solwezi Central) - to ask the Minister of Labour and Social Security:

(a) whether the Government is aware that over 200 Zambian workers at First Quantum Minerals Limited (FQM) in Solwezi Central Parliamentary Constituency were declared redundant while expatriates were left in their positions; and

(b) if so, what measures are being taken to protect Zambian workers at FQM and other mining companies, countrywide.

311 Mr C Zulu (Luangeni) - to ask the Minister of Youth, Sport and Child Development:

(a) what the source of the problem at City of Lusaka Football Club, which has given rise to two camps, is;

(b) why it has taken long to resolve the problem;

(c) whether the Government has any plans to assist in resolving the problem; and

(d) if so, when a solution will be found.

QUESTIONS FOR WRITTEN ANSWER (STANDING ORDER NO. 30)

W62 Mr Kamondo (Mufumbwe) - to ask the Minister of Housing and Infrastructure Development:

(a) why the construction works on a science laboratory at Kashima West Secondary School in Mufumbwe District have stalled;

(b) when the works will resume; and

(c) what the time frame for the completion of the project is.

W63 Mr Kamondo (Mufumbwe) - to ask the Minister of Housing and Infrastructure Development:

(a) when the construction of additional classroom blocks at the following secondary schools in Mufumbwe Parliamentary Constituency will commence:

(i) Kashima West;
(ii) Kabipupu; and
(iii) Jairos Tumpa;

(b) what has caused the delay in commencing the projects; and

(c) what the estimated cost of each project is.

W64 Mr Ng’onga (Kaputa) - to ask the Minister of Housing and Infrastructure Development:

(a) when contracts for tarring the following roads were signed:

(i) Chiengi-Kaputa; and
(ii) urban roads in Kaputa District;

(b) who the contractor for each project is;

(c) what the time frame for completing each project is; and

(d) what the scope of works for each project is.

W65 Mr Ng’onga (Kaputa) - to ask the Minister of Housing and Infrastructure Development:

(a) when the contract to rehabilitate 50 kilometres of feeder roads in Kaputa District was signed;

(b) who the contractor for the project is;

(c) when works on the project will commence; and

(d) what the time frame for the completion of the project is.

W66 Mr Mukosa (Chinsali) - to ask the Minister of Housing and Infrastructure Development when the next phase of the construction of the Robert Kapasa Makasa University in Chinsali District will commence.

W67 Mr Mukosa (Chinsali) - to ask the Minister of Housing and Infrastructure Development:

(a) when the construction of the Chinsali General Hospital will be completed;

(b) who the contractor for the project is;

(c) how much money has been paid to the contractor so far; and

(d) how much work, in percentage terms, is still outstanding on the project.

W68 Mr Mukosa (Chinsali) - to ask the Minister of Local Government:

(a) whether the Government has any plans to construct a modern market in Chinsali District;

(b) if so, when the plans will be implemented; and

(c) if there are no such plans, why.

W69 Mr Samakayi (Mwinilunga) - to ask the Minister of Housing and Infrastructure Development:

(a) why the rehabilitation of the Solwezi-Mwinilunga road has stalled;

(b) when the works will resume;

(c) what the cost of the project is; and

(d) how much money has been paid to the contractor so far.

W70 Mr Samakayi (Mwinilunga) - to ask the Minister of Health:

(a) when an ambulance for Mwinilunga District Hospital will be procured to replace the one that was involved in a road accident in 2015;

(b) whether the ambulance was insured;

(c) what has caused the delay in replacing the ambulance;

(d) whether there was any negligence on the part of the officials who were involved in the accident;

(e) if so, what punitive measures have been taken against the erring officials; and

(f) what measures have been taken to curb the abuse of Government motor vehicles in the District.

W71 Mr Lufuma (Kabompo) - to ask the Minister of Health:

(a) whether the Government has any plans to construct a second level hospital in Kabompo District;

(b) if so, when the plans will be implemented;

(c) what the estimated scope of works is;

(d) what the estimated cost of the project is; and

(e) if there are no such plans, why.

W72 Ms Tambatamba (Kasempa) - to ask the Minister of Local Government:

(a) when modern structures will be constructed at the following markets in Kasempa District:

(i) Kasempa Central;
(ii) Musamba, in Muselepete Township; and
(iii) Nselauke; and

(b) when the markets will be electrified.

W73 Mr Ndalamei (Sikongo) - to ask the Minister of Housing and Infrastructure Development when the following infrastructure will be constructed at Nyengo Day Secondary School in Sikongo District:

(a) a laboratory;

(b) additional classroom blocks; and

(c) teachers’ houses.

W74 Mr Zimba (Chasefu) - to ask the Minister of Fisheries and Livestock:

(a) why the construction of dip tanks in the following areas in Chasefu Parliamentary Constituency has stalled:
(i) Luwelezi;
(ii) Egichikeni; and
(iii) Kamzoole; and

(b) when the projects will resume.

W75 Mr Chisopa (Mkushi South) - to ask the Minister of Community Development and Social Welfare:

(a) whether there are any women empowerment programmes being implemented by the Government in Chitambo Parliamentary Constituency;

(b) if so, how many women benefitted from the programmes in 2017; and

(c) when the Government will establish skills training centres for women in the Constituency.

W76 Mr K***a (Muchinga) - to ask the Minister of Fisheries and Livestock:

(a) whether the Government has any plans to give goats to peasant farmers in Muchinga Parliamentary Constituency for purposes of empowering them;

(b) if so, how many goats will be given in 2018; and

(c) if there are no such plans, why.

W77 Mr K***a (Muchinga) - to ask the Minister of Energy when the construction of a power generation plant at K***alila Falls in Muchinga Parliamentary Constituency will commence.

W78 Ms M Miti (Vubwi) - to ask the Minister of Housing and Infrastructure Development:

(a) when the construction of the following infrastructure in Vubwi District will resume:

(i) a civic centre; and
(ii) a post office;

(b) why the works on the two projects have stalled;

(c) who the contractor for each project is; and

(d) what the time frame for the completion of each project is.

W79 Ms Mwape (Mkushi North) - to ask the Minister of Local Government:

(a) when the rehabilitation of the following feeder roads in Mkushi District will commence:

(i) Musofu; and
(ii) Fiwila;

(b) what has caused the delay in commencing the projects;

(c) what the time frame for the completion of each project is; and

(d) what the cost of each project is.

W80 Dr Musokotwane (Liuwa) - to ask the Minister of Home Affairs:

(a) when the Government will establish an immigration post at Litapuya in Liuwa Parliamentary Constituency;

(b) whether the Government is aware that Zambians travelling to Angola through Litapuya are harassed; and

(c) if so, what measures are being taken to protect the Zambian travellers.

W81 Ms Mwape (Mkushi North) - to ask the Minister of Home Affairs:

(a) when the upgrading of the Masansa Police Post in Mkushi North Parliamentary Constituency to a police station will commence; and

(b) when a motor vehicle will be procured for the Police Post to enhance its operations.

W82 Mr Lufuma (Kabompo) - to ask the Minister of Finance what measures have been taken to ensure that the Eurobond which will mature in 2022, is paid on the due date.

W83 Ms P Jere (Lumezi) - to ask the Minister of Fisheries and Livestock:

(a) whether Lumezi Parliamentary Constituency qualifies to benefit from the livestock restocking programme;

(b) if so, when the Government will commence the livestock restocking programme in the Constituency; and

(c) what the criteria for identifying constituencies to benefit from the programme are.

W84 Ms P Jere (Lumezi) - to ask the Minister of Water Development, Sanitation and Environmental Protection:

(a) whether the Government has any plans to sink community boreholes in Lumezi Parliamentary Constituency;

(b) if so, when the plans will be implemented;

(c) how many boreholes are earmarked for sinking in 2018;

(d) what the time frame for the completion of the project is; and

(e) what the total cost of the project is.

W85 Mr Kasonso (Solwezi West) - to ask the Minister of Local Government:

(a) how many kilometres of township roads being tarred were completed as of April, 2018 in each of the following districts in the North-Western Province:

(i) Solwezi;
(ii) Mwinilunga; and
(i) Chavuma;

(b) how much money had been spent on each project; and

(c) if no works had been undertaken, why.

W86 Mr Kasonso (Solwezi West) - to ask the Minister of Home Affairs:

(a) whether the Government has any plans to construct a modern correctional facility in Solwezi District; and

(b) if so, when the plans will be implemented.

W87 Mr Kintu (Solwezi East) - to ask the Minister of Health:

(a) whether the Government has any plans to construct maternity wings and mothers shelters at all health centres in Solwezi East Parliamentary Constituency;

(b) if so, when the plans will be implemented; and

(c) what immediate measures the Government is taking to prevent expectant mothers from delivering from their homes.

W88 Mr Kintu (Solwezi East) - to ask the Minister of Home Affairs:

(a) whether the Government has any plans to construct police posts in Solwezi East Parliamentary Constituency;

(b) if so, when the plans will be implemented;

(c) how many police posts are earmarked for construction in 2018; and

(d) where the police posts will be situated.

W89 Mr Mulunda (Siavonga) - to ask the Minister of General Education when the construction of dormitaries at Chaanga and Matua Secondary Schools in Siavonga District will commence.

W90 Mr Mulunda (Siavonga) - to ask the Minister of General Education when the upgrading of the following primary schools to secondary schools in Siavonga District will commence:

(a) Moonga;

(b) Bbakasa; and

(c) Sianyoolo.

W91 Mr Mulunda (Siavonga) - to ask the Minister of General Education:

(a) whether the Government has any plans to procure computers for schools in the rural parts of Siavonga District in order to enhance the learning of Information Communication Technology; and

(b) if so, when the plans will be implemented.

NOTICE OF MOTION

Mr M Jere

Report of the Committee on Legal Affairs, Human Rights, National Guidance, Gender Matters and Governance: That this House do adopt the Report of the Committee on Legal Affairs, Human Rights, National Guidance, Gender Matters and Governance on the Address by His Excellency Mr Edgar Chagwa Lungu, President of the Republic of Zambia on the progress made in the Application of National Values and Principles, for the Second Session of the Twelfth National Assembly, laid on the Table of the House on 27th June, 2018.