List of members of the National Assembly of Zambia (1964–1968)

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The 75 members of the Legislative Council of Northern Rhodesia, later the National Assembly of Zambia, from 1964 until 1968 were elected in January 1964. A total of 29 candidates were returned unopposed, including 24 United National Independence Party members and five Zambian African National Congress.[1][2]

List of members

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Main roll seats

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Constituency Member Party
Abercorn James Sinyangwe United National Independence Party
Balovale Samuel Mbilishi United National Independence Party
Bangweulu Hankey Kalanga United National Independence Party
Chadiza Zongani Banda United National Independence Party
Chingola–Bancroft Wilson Chakulya United National Independence Party
Chinsali Robert Makasa United National Independence Party
Chisamba Aaron Chikatula Zambian African National Congress
Choma Edgar Musangu Zambian African National Congress
Fort Jameson Wesley Nyirenda United National Independence Party
Gwembe Siantumbu Beyani Zambian African National Congress
Isoka Steven Sikombe United National Independence Party
Kabompo Hannock Kikombe United National Independence Party
Kabwe Nalumino Mundia United National Independence Party
Kafironda Ditton Mwiinga United National Independence Party
Kalabo Mubiana Nalilungwe United National Independence Party
Kalomo Landson Hantuba Zambian African National Congress
Kasama Simon Kapwepwe United National Independence Party
Kasama North Alex Kaunda United National Independence Party
Kasempa Matiya Ngalande United National Independence Party
Katete Charles Thornicroft United National Independence Party
Kawambwa Dingiswayo Banda United National Independence Party
Kazimuli Margret Mbeba United National Independence Party
Kitwe North Alexander Chikwanda United National Independence Party
Kitwe South Jonathan Chivunga United National Independence Party
Livingstone Mainza Chona United National Independence Party
Luanshya–Kalulushi Sikota Wina United National Independence Party
Lukanga Henry Shamabanse United National Independence Party
Lukulu Mukwenje Chikulo United National Independence Party
Lukusuzi Humprey Mulemba United National Independence Party
Lundazi Axon Soko United National Independence Party
Lusaka East James John Skinner United National Independence Party
Lusaka West Elijah Mudenda United National Independence Party
Luwingu Unia Mwila United National Independence Party
Luwingu West Justin Chimba United National Independence Party
Magoye Amos Walubita Zambian African National Congress
Malambo Central John Ngoma United National Independence Party
Malambo North Haswell Mwale United National Independence Party
Mankoya Jethro Mutti United National Independence Party
Mansa Lewis Changufu United National Independence Party
Mazabuka Mufaya Mumbuna Zambian African National Congress
Mkushi Kenneth Kaunda United National Independence Party
Mongu-Lealui Arthur Wina United National Independence Party
Monze Harry Nkumbula Zambian African National Congress
Mpika Alexander Grey Zulu United National Independence Party
Mporokoso Mulenga Chapoloko United National Independence Party
Mufulira John Chisata United National Independence Party
Mumbwa Allan Chilimboyi Zambian African National Congress
Mweru John Mwakakatwe United National Independence Party
Mwinilunga John Japau Zambian African National Congress
Nalikwanda Mukwae Nakatindi Yeta Nganga United National Independence Party
Namwala Edward Liso Zambian African National Congress
Nchanga Aaron Milner United National Independence Party
Ndola East Nephas Tembo United National Independence Party
Ndola Rural Mischeck Banda United National Independence Party
Ndola West Thakorbhai Desai United National Independence Party
North Luapula Frank Chitambala United National Independence Party
Petauke Benjamin Anoya Zulu United National Independence Party
Petauke South Reuben Kamanga United National Independence Party
Roan Ester Banda United National Independence Party
Rufunsa Solomon Kalulu United National Independence Party
Senanga Munukayumbwa Sipalo United National Independence Party
Serenje Mateo Kakumbi United National Independence Party
Sesheke Durton Konoso United National Independence Party
Solwezi William Nkanza United National Independence Party
South Luapula Mwamda Chisembele United National Independence Party
Source: East Africa and Rhodesia[3]

Reserved roll seats

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Constituency Member Party
Central John Roberts National Progressive Party
Copperbelt Central Jerry Steyn National Progressive Party
Copperbelt North Pieter Wulff National Progressive Party
Copperbelt North-West Samuel Magnus National Progressive Party
Copperbelt South Rodney Malcomson National Progressive Party
Copperbelt West Hugh Stanley National Progressive Party
Luangwa John Dickson National Progressive Party
Midlands Hugh Mitchley National Progressive Party
Ndola Cecil Dennistoun Burney National Progressive Party
Zambezi John Burnside National Progressive Party
Source: East Africa and Rhodesia[3]

Replacements

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During the term of the National Assembly, several by-elections took place to replace members, or in cases where members had changed parties.

Constituency Original member Party By-election date New member Party
Kitwe North Alexander Chikwanda United National Independence Party 1964 Andrew Mutemba United National Independence Party
Abercorn James Sinyangwe United National Independence Party 1964 Rankin Sikasula United National Independence Party
Kasempa Matiya Ngalande United National Independence Party 1964 Bernard Mwelumka United National Independence Party
Petauke Benjamin Anoya Zulu United National Independence Party 1964 Emmanuel Chirwa United National Independence Party
Serenje Mateo Kakumbi United National Independence Party 1964 Miselo Kapika United National Independence Party
Chingola/Bancroft Wilson Chakulya United National Independence Party Nephas Mulenga United National Independence Party
Mkushi Kenneth Kaunda United National Independence Party Chesya Lialabi United National Independence Party
Copperbelt Central Jerry Steyn National Progressive Party 1965 Richard Farmer
Ndola West Thakorbhai Desai United National Independence Party 1965 Peter Chanda United National Independence Party
Copperbelt West Hugh Stanley Independent Safeli Chileshe United National Independence Party
Lukulu Mukwenje Chikulo United National Independence Party Green Mwala United National Independence Party
Mazabuka Mufaya Mumbuna Zambian African National Congress 1967 Lazarus Cheelo United National Independence Party
Copperbelt North Pieter Wulff Independent Joseph Mutale United National Independence Party
Choma Edgar Musangu Zambian African National Congress 1 March 1968[4] Edward Nyanga Zambian African National Congress
Gwembe Siantumbu Beyani Zambian African National Congress 1 March 1968[4] Godson Kanyama Zambian African National Congress
Kalomo Landson Hantuba Zambian African National Congress 1 March 1968[4] Moffat Mpasela Zambian African National Congress
Magoye Amos Walubita Zambian African National Congress 1 March 1968[4] Hamwende Kayumba Zambian African National Congress

Non-elected members

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Type Member Notes
Speaker Thomas Williams Until 14 December 1964
Nominated Malina Chilila Until January 1968
Nominated Peter Matoka
Nominated Josy Monga
Nominated Madeline Robertson
Nominated Maimbolwa Sakubita
Nominated Matiya Ngalande From January 1968

References

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  1. ^ "Northern Rhodesian Elections: Independence Wanted in October", East Africa and Rhodesia, 23 January 1964
  2. ^ "U.N.I.P. Cabinet Sworn In: "Racial" Seats Must Go: Mr. Kaunda", East Africa and Rhodesia, 30 January 1964, p449
  3. ^ a b "N. Rhodesian Results: "Importance of Commonwealth"", East Africa and Rhodesia, 13 February 1964, p488
  4. ^ a b c d Giacomo Macola (2010) Liberal Nationalism in Central Africa: A Biography of Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula, Palgrave Macmillan, p124
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