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MULUNGUSHI UNIVERSITY ACCOMMODATION LIST FOR RETURNING STUDENTS FOR 2020/2021 ACADEMIC YEAR, SEMESTER 1 Michael Silungwe | Male | BEng Civ II 4 201602199 Bangweulu 2 Space # B3 Cholwe Nsandula | Male | BEC 3 201701541 Bangweulu 27 Space # B4 Kutemwa Kabwe | Male | BEng Civ II 4 201602791 Bangweulu 10 Space # B3 Pangano Mwiza Mutambo | Male | BScCS 2 201800448 Bangweulu 25 Space # B3 Nasser Kamisi | Male | BSW 3 201800007 Bangweulu 7 Space # B4 Joseph Banda [ Male ] BIT 3 201600416 Bangweulu 20 Space # A1 Chanizga Phiri [ Male ] Beng Civ 4 201601802 Bangweulu 20 Space # A2 Brighton Zindoga | Male | BEC 3 201701835 Bangweulu 9 Space # B4 Samuel Sandi | Male | BBAE 3 201700954 Bangweulu 6 Space # B4 Francis Mwewa | Male | LLB 3 201704040 Bangweulu 9 Space # A2 Mundike Moono | Male | BHRM 2 201701071 Bangweulu 5 Space # B4 Dalitso Tembo | Male | BEC 3 201702341 Bangweulu 26 Space # B3 Bupe Mukalula | Male | BCOM 3 201701762 Bangweulu 8 Space # B4 Macelino Mubanga [ Male ] Beng Mech 3 201702129 Bangweulu 1 Space # B3 Lumbani Longwe | Male | BEC 3 201703898 Bangweulu 26 Space # A1 CHIPUTWA SIMPAMBA | Male | BEng Civ II 3 201702199 Bangweulu 1 Space # B4 MUBANGA MACELINO | Male | BEng Mech II 3 201702129 Bangweulu 1 Space # A2 1 Paul Yavwa [ Male ] BHRM III 201700762 Bangweulu 3 Space # A2 Prince Tembo | Male | LLB 3 201700073 Bangweulu 9 Space # A1 Nkonde Chileshe | Male | LLB 3 201702552 Bangweulu 17 Space # A2 Chibula Mulongoti | Male | BPA 3 201703000 Bangweulu 26 Space # A2 George Vibetti | Male | BDS 3 201701991 Bangweulu 1 Space # A1 Siyethuso Ndhlovu [ Male ] 201701610 Bangweulu 14 Space # B4 Ackim Banda | Male | BEC 3 201702186 Bangweulu 2 Space # A2 Christopher Mwiche | Male | BScBC 3 201701174 Bangweulu 22 Space # A2 David Mwewa | Male | BScCS 3 201601899 Bangweulu 18 Space # B4 Mwamba Chileshe | Male | BPSM 3 201701858 Bangweulu 9 Space # B3 Kangwa Chikwanda | Male | BEC 3 201700850 Bangweulu 22 Space # A1 Kusa Kasunga | Male | BABM 3 201603245 Bangweulu 29 Space # A1 Menda Malasha | Male | BEC 3 201601167 Bangweulu 18 Space # B3 VWAMA SINGOYI | Male | BABM 3 201601581 Bangweulu 29 Space # A2 E. Chipili | Male | BScIT 3 201600535 Bangweulu 12 Space # B4 Blessed Mweemba | Male | BMICT ED 2 201802200 Bangweulu 11 Space # A1 K Mufika | Male | BScPEd 2 201701414 Bangweulu 30 Space # A1 Aaron Musonda Kachamba | Male | BDS 2 201800997 Bangweulu 12 Space # A1 Kondwani Mwanza | Male | BBAE 3 201700980 Bangweulu 10 Space # B4 Chabi Chipampa | Male | BSCES 2 201802609 Bangweulu 30 Space # A2 CLIVE KASHUPA | Male | BSc Agric 2 201601048 Bangweulu 8 Space # A2 Andrew Kundwe | Male | BScCS 2 201600258 Bangweulu 10 Space # A1 Chipoka Katandula | Male | BSM ED 3 201701035 Bangweulu 19 Space # B3 Raphael Chuswe [Male ] BICTED 3 201600907 Bangweulu 3 Space # A1 2 Mukuka Mukuka | Male | BBF 3 201602486 Bangweulu 17 Space # B4 Yotam Lepeni [ Male ] BSCAGRIC 3 201704018 Bangweulu 4 Space # B4 Ali Kambenja | Male | BHRM 2 201803183 Bangweulu 14 Space # A1 Suleni Kaonga | Male | BScCS 3 201700812 Bangweulu 2 Space # B4 Kwangala Mulenga | Male | BABM 2 201602179 Bangweulu 5 Space # A1 Ernest Banda | Male | BEng Civ II 4 201600367 Bangweulu 20 Space # B4 Lameck Gondwe | Male | LLB 3 201702301 Bangweulu 8 Space # B3 Chawezi Phiri | Male | BABM 2 201803233 Bangweulu 29 Space # B4 Joshua Sakala | Male | BPSM 3 201704007 Bangweulu 24 Space # B4 Kondwani Mumba | Male | BEng Civ II 3 201600680 Bangweulu 5 Space # B3 Lweendo Hansingo | Male | BABM 2 201602745 Bangweulu 11 Space # B3 Dalitso Musonda | Male | BScBC 3 201600618 Bangweulu 15 Space # A1 Joe Sakala | Male | LLB 3 201702305 Bangweulu 7 Space # A1 Sam Chibwe [ Male ] Beng Civ 3 201702836 Bangweulu 3 Space # B3 katuta Michael Shimulala | Male | BEng EE II 2 201803364 Bangweulu 4 Space # A2 Nkosi Yumbe | Male | BICT ED 3 201602845 Bangweulu 3 Space # B4 Innocent Sinyangwe | Male | BEng Civ II 3 201600282 Bangweulu 18 Space # A2 Mwewa Katebe | Male | BCOM 3 201601089 Bangweulu 25 Space # A1 Chris Nkonjera | Male | BBF 3 201603102 Bangweulu 13 Space # B4 Ben Samukumbi | Male | BABM 3 201703803 Bangweulu 24 Space # A2 John Bwalya | Male | BCOM 2 201800245 Bangweulu 12 Space # B3 NKANDU MWABA | Male | BEng Civ II 3 201600591 Bangweulu 17 Space # A1 Mulenga Kansamba | Male | BPSM 3 201703775 Bangweulu 21 Space # B4 Nkumbu Simbaya | Male | LLB 3 201701143 Bangweulu 6 Space # A2 3 Benjamin Banda | Male | BBAE 2 201801008 Bangweulu 18 Space # A1 Brian Chilonge | Male | BA ED 3 201700014 Bangweulu 21 Space # A2 Simon Siame | Male | BEng Civ II 3 201600598 Bangweulu 7 Space # A2 Samuel Mapulanga | Male | BBAE 3 201600965 Bangweulu 6 Space # B3 Dexter Simoonga | Male | BEng Civ II 3 201701026 Bangweulu 24 Space # B3 Temwani Fidelis Phiri | Male | BScEcSt 1 201800151 Bangweulu 13 Space # B3 Obed Kayombo | Male | BABM 2 201702607 Bangweulu 15 Space # A2 Simon Banda | Male | BAF 1 201800847 Bangweulu 25 Space # B4 Daniel Nsama | Male | BABM 3 201701029 Bangweulu 29 Space # B3 Lackson Mwenya | Male | BBAE 3 201700299 Bangweulu 26 Space # B4 Tharant Mwansa [ Male ] BICTED 3 201701335 Bangweulu 23 Space # B4 Simon Mweene | Male | BEng Civ II 2 201701343 Bangweulu 23 Space # A1 Mazuba Malambo | Male | BScCS 3 201701671 Bangweulu 8 Space # A1 Mark Tembo | Male | BEC 2 201801303 Bangweulu 12 Space # A2 Mpangi Kwenge | Male | BSc Agric 3 201601882 Bangweulu 11 Space # A2 Chileya Mwange | Male | BSc Agric 3 201702837 Bangweulu 16 Space # B3 Chabota Nkadaani | Male | BEng EE II 4 201701988 Bangweulu 4 Space # A1 Victor Nakaanza | Male | BDS 3 201506877 Bangweulu 19 Space # A2 Reuben Mkandawire | Male | BAF 2 201800492 Bangweulu 30 Space # B4 Kabwe Chisha | Male | LLB 3 201700513 Bangweulu 14 Space # A2 Singoyi Alinani | Male | BSc Agric 3 201600584 Bangweulu 19 Space # B4 Jacob Malichupa | Male | BEng EE II 2 201701869 Bangweulu 16 Space # A1 Emmanuel Himalikiti | Male | BEng EE II 4 201601321 Bangweulu 23 Space # A2 Mulako Sitali | Male | BEC 3 201701218 Bangweulu 15 Space # B4 4 Nickson Chinseu | Male | BDS 2 201702128 Bangweulu 13 Space # A1 Misheck Chibawe | Male | BAF 2 201404703 Bangweulu 4 Space # B3 Boucker Kabaso | Male | BScCS 3 201701727 Bangweulu 23 Space # B3 Indaba Hara [ Male ] BICTED 3 201701336 Bangweulu 6 Space # A1 Joseph Hachombwa | Male | BEng Civ II 3 201701043 Bangweulu 22 Space # B3 Kabamba Chakulya | Male | BScIT 3 201700347 Bangweulu 11 Space # B4 CHABALA MUKOSA | Male | BEng Mech II 2 201800454 Bangweulu 13 Space # A2 K Mbambara | Male | BScBC 3 201701668 Bangweulu 27 Space # A1 Chisambo Mwila | Male | BAF 3 201703154 Bangweulu 27 Space # A2 William Ngobile | Male | BCOM 3 201507468 Bangweulu 2 Space # A1 Wisdom Nyongo | Male | BScCS 3 201701926 Bangweulu 5 Space # A2 Kwilanzi Sikaonga | Male | BEng Civ II 4 201600873 Bangweulu 7 Space # B3 Samungongi Kahula | Male | BScCS 2 201802739 Bangweulu 10 Space # A2 CHAMA MULABI | Male | BEng Civ II 4 201600684 Bangweulu 14 Space # B3 Ebenezer Chulu | Male | BScEcSt 2 201802543 Bangweulu 15 Space # B3 Chanda Makumba | Male | BBAE 3 201702323 Bangweulu 16 Space # A2 Nchindi Kaonga | Male | BEng Civ II 3 201600678 Bangweulu 16 Space # B4 Bruce Zangata | Male | BEng Civ II 4 201601497 Bangweulu 20 Space # B3 Ashton Msekiwa | Male | BEng EE II 3 201602529 Bangweulu 21 Space # A1 Mumba Kalebwe | Male | BAF 3 201600912 Bangweulu 27 Space # B3 Patrick Phiri | Male | BscPHY 2 201800444 Bangweulu 25 Space # A2 Timothy Mwanza | Male | LLB 1 201902946 Chambeshi 38 Space # A2 Muya Nkandu | Male | LLB 1 201901371 Chambeshi 41 Space # A1 Mlandiso Ndhlovu | Male | BABM 2 201701610 Chambeshi 5 Space # A1 5 Kondwani Mwanza | Male | BScBC 3 201600803 Chambeshi 3 Space # A1 Makondo Mweemba | Male | BEng Civ II 2 201800535 Chambeshi 54 Space # A2 LEVINE CHIMFWEMBE | Male | BEng EE II 2 201800735 Chambeshi 57 Space # A2 James Mulenga | Male | BEng Civ II 2 201701082 Chambeshi 37 Space # A2 Terence Muyange | Male | MBChB 1 201900189 Chambeshi 45 Space # A1 Taizya Andrew Sinyangwe | Male | LLB 1 201904756 Chambeshi 32 Space # A2 Hillary-Ven Musosha | Male | BScBEd 2 201801575 Chambeshi 9 Space # A1 Fredrick Mushuwa | Male | BEng Mech 1 201900431 Chambeshi 51 Space # A2 Kondwani Mwale | Male | BEng Civ 1 201900726 Chambeshi 22 Space # A2 Rameez Alam Serniabat | Male | BScCS 2 201801357 Chambeshi 30 Space # A1 Chipego Ngona | Male | BEng Civ 1 201901170 Chambeshi 26 Space # A2 Francis Mutale | Male | BEng Civ II 3 201700836 Chambeshi 23 Space # A2 Chota Chileshe | Male | BEng Civ II 2 201801067 Chambeshi 16 Space # A1 Kafwimbi Mwansa | Male | BPSM 2 201703242 Chambeshi 36 Space # A1 Levy Chonge | Male | BEng EE 1 201901241 Chambeshi 20 Space # A2 KASASHI KATUMBO | Male | LLB 1 201901480 Chambeshi 49 Space # A2 Jack Jumbe | Male | BEC 1 201802470 Chambeshi 3 Space # A2 Siita Siyunda | Male | BMICT ED 2 201802962 Chambeshi 10 Space # A1 Emmanuel Zawe Mwanza | Male | LLB 1 201900830 Chambeshi 38 Space # A1 Dalitso Muchingama Mwale | Male | BIRD 1 201900231 Chambeshi 13 Space # A2 Choolwe Mudenda | Male | BEng Civ 1 201902101 Chambeshi 21 Space # A1 Alfred Jila Kapalu | Male | BEC 1 201900245 Chambeshi 40 Space # A1 Mutumbisha Chono | Male | BIRD 3 201600075 Chambeshi 55 Space # A1 CHRIS SIMFUKWE | Male | BEng EE 1 201903045 Chambeshi 52 Space # A1 6 Peter Sichone | Male | BBAE 2 201800014 Chambeshi 9 Space # A2 Thomas Sefu | Male | BScEcSt 2 201802031 Chambeshi 2 Space # 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    REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE Price: K5.00 net Annual Subscription: Within Lusaka—K250.00 lished byAuthority Outside Lusaka—K300.00 No. 6487] Lusaka, Friday, 27th May, 2016 [Vol. Lil, No. 37 Gazette Notice No. 383 oF 2016 {6940542 Constitution of Zambia (Article 58(4)) (Laws, Act No. 2 of 2016) Establishment of New Constituencies IN exercise of the powers contained in Article 58 of the Constitution of Zambia (Amendment) Act No. 2 of 2016, the following Gazette Notice is hereby made: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the general public that pursuant to the increase in the number of constituencies in the Constitution of Zambia(Amendment) Act No. 2 of 2016 from 150 to 156, the Electoral Commission ofZambia conducted delimitation and created six new constituencies indicated in Schedule | hereto. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN to the general public that during the 2016 Delimitation, the Electoral Commission of Zambia renamed the constituencies indicated in Schedule 2 and renumbered the constituencies specified in Schedule 4. The narrative descriptions of the constituencies referred to in Schedule | are outlined in Schedule 3. The new, renamed and renumbered constituencies shali only take effect after the next dissolution of Parliament. The copies of the maps of the new constituencies are available for inspection by membersof the public at the Electoral Commission of Zambia Head Office situated at Elections House, Haile Selassie Avenue, Longacres, Lusaka and at the respective District Councils. Issued by the Electoral Commission of Zambia, at Lusaka this 5th day of May, 2016. P. M. Isaac, Lusaka Director, Sth May, 2616 Electoral Commission ofZambia [101/5/5/ Cone.] SCHEDULE| New ConstITUENCIES No.