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REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE MULUNGUSHI INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRE MEMBERS' MASTER REGISTER- FULL PARTICULARS NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE MEMBERS MASTER REGISTER- FULL CONTACT DETAILS (as at Wednesday 18th June 2008) CUMMULATIVE NCC MEMBER's MEMBERSHIP NO. NAME OF MEMBER ORGANISATION PROFESSION GENDER BANDA RUPIAH, HON, 1 NCC-001 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) Politician VICE PRESIDENT M KUNDA GEORGE SC, HON, 2 NCC-002 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) Lawyer CONVENOR M BANDA CHIFUMU K SC, HON, 3 NCC-003 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (FDD) Lawyer CHAIRPERSON M HIKAUMBA LEONARD ZAMBIA CONGRESS OF TRADE 4 NCC-004 Trade Unionist CHOONGO, VICE UNIONS CHAIRPERSON M MUSOKOTWANE REGINA, 5 NCC-005 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (UPND) Educationist HON, VICE CHAIRPERSON F SINYANGWE FAUSTINA D, 6 NCC-006 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (PF) Educationist HON, VICE CHAIRPERSON F ZALOUMIS MWANGALA, 7 NCC-007 EMINENT ZAMBIAN -WESTERN Lawyer SPOKESPERSON F HRH CHIEF ANANG'ANGA 8 NCC-008 HOUSE OF CHIEFS Traditional Leader IMWIKO M 9 NCC-009 HRH CHIEF CHISUNKA HOUSE OF CHIEFS Traditional Leader M 10 NCC-010 HRH CHIEF HAMUSONDE HOUSE OF CHIEFS Traditional Leader M NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE MEMBERS MASTER REGISTER- FULL CONTACT DETAILS (as at Wednesday 18th June 2008) CUMMULATIVE NCC MEMBER's MEMBERSHIP NO. NAME OF MEMBER ORGANISATION PROFESSION GENDER 11 NCC-011 HRH CHIEF JUMBE HOUSE OF CHIEFS Traditional Leader M Traditional Leader / 12 NCC-012 HRH CHIEF KASHIBA HOUSE OF CHIEFS Diplomat M 13 NCC-013 HRH CHIEF LUKAMA HOUSE OF CHIEFS Economist M 14 NCC-014 HRH CHIEF MUMENA HOUSE OF CHIEFS Technician M 15 NCC-015 HRH CHIEF NKWETO HOUSE OF CHIEFS Traditional Leader M 16 NCC-016 HRH CHIEF SHAIBILA HOUSE OF CHIEFS Traditional Leader M 17 NCC-017 HRH CHIEF MOONO HOUSE OF CHIEFS Traditional Leader M 18 NCC-018 CHIEFTAINESS NYAKULENG'A HOUSE OF CHIEFS Traditional Leader F 19 NCC-019 HRH CHIEFTAINESS CHIYABA HOUSE OF CHIEFS Traditional Leader F HRH CHIEFTAINESS 20 NCC-020 HOUSE OF CHIEFS Traditional Leader MALEMBEKA F NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE MEMBERS MASTER REGISTER- FULL CONTACT DETAILS (as at Wednesday 18th June 2008) CUMMULATIVE NCC MEMBER's MEMBERSHIP NO. NAME OF MEMBER ORGANISATION PROFESSION GENDER 21 NCC-021 HRH CHIEFTAINESS MWEENDA HOUSE OF CHIEFS Traditional Leader F 22 NCC-022 HRH SENIOR CHIEF CHIWALA HOUSE OF CHIEFS Traditional Leader M 23 NCC-023 HRH SENIOR CHIEF KOPA HOUSE OF CHIEFS Traditional Leader M 24 NCC-024 HRH SENIOR CHIEF NZAMANE HOUSE OF CHIEFS Traditional Leader M HRH SENIOR CHIEFTAINESS 25 NCC-025 HOUSE OF CHIEFS Traditional Leader NKOMESHYA MUKAMAMBO II F 26 NCC-026 NTALASHA WILLARD M FREEDOM FIGHTER-CENTRAL Scientist M 27 NCC-027 LITANA J BOB FREEDOM FIGHTER-COPPERBELT Politician M 28 NCC-028 BANDA HYDEN DINGISWAYO FREEDOM FIGHTER-EASTERN Politician M 29 NCC-029 MULUNDIKA J CHRISTINE FREEDOM FIGHTER-LUSAKA Politician F 30 NCC-030 KAMBA MAMBWE AMFORD FREEDOM FIGHTER-LUAPULA Accountant M NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE MEMBERS MASTER REGISTER- FULL CONTACT DETAILS (as at Wednesday 18th June 2008) CUMMULATIVE NCC MEMBER's MEMBERSHIP NO. NAME OF MEMBER ORGANISATION PROFESSION GENDER CHILUNGA CHILOMBO BETTY FREEDOM FIGHTER-NORTH- 31 NCC-031 Teacher WESTERN MAMA F KANKASA CHIBESAKUNDA 32 NCC-032 FREEDOM FIGHTER-NORTHERN Politician MAMA F 33 NCC-033 CHIPANGO WILLIAM MUZALA FREEDOM FIGHTER-SOUTHERN Politician M NAMAKANDO SAMUEL 34 NCC-034 FREEDOM FIGHTER-WESTERN Lawyer AKENDE M 35 NCC-035 MANASE C ROBINSON SENIOR CITIZEN-CENTRAL Politician M 36 NCC-O36 KAPULU BAUTIS FRANK SENIOR CITIZEN-COPPERBELT Politician M 37 NCC-037 MVUNGA PATRICK MPHANZA SENIOR CITIZEN-EASTERN Lawyer M 38 NCC-O38 SAKALA FOSTON D REV. SENIOR CITIZEN-LUSAKA Clergy M 39 NCC-039 SUMANI MARY SENIOR CITIZEN-LUAPULA Politician F 40 NCC-040 MULENGA WILLIAM AARON SENIOR CITIZEN-NORTHERN Politician M NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE MEMBERS MASTER REGISTER- FULL CONTACT DETAILS (as at Wednesday 18th June 2008) CUMMULATIVE NCC MEMBER's MEMBERSHIP NO. NAME OF MEMBER ORGANISATION PROFESSION GENDER 41 NCC-041 MATIYA NGALANDE SENIOR CITIZEN-NORTH WESTERN Politician M 42 NCC-042 LYAMUNGA IMASIKU SENIOR CITIZEN-WESTERN Politician M KAYUMBA MUNDYOLI 43 NCC-043 SENIOR CITIZEN-SOUTHERN Politician HAMWEENDE M 44 NCC-044 KASANDA RICHARD C EMINENT ZAMBIAN -CENTRAL Politician M 45 NCC-045 MALAMA STEVEN MWABA EMINENT ZAMBIAN -COPPERBELT Lawyer M 46 NCC-046 NZUNGA MOMBA HARRY EMINENT ZAMBIAN-LUSAKA M 47 NCC-047 KALUMBA RAPHAEL KONSOLO EMINENT ZAMBIAN-LUAPULA Lawyer M 48 NCC-048 MARK HARVEY EMINENT ZAMBIAN-NORTHERN M EMINENT ZAMBIAN-NORTH- 49 NCC-049 MATOKA PETER W DR Economist WESTERN M 50 NCC-050 MUZYAMBA SOLOMON C M EMINENT ZAMBIAN-SOUTHERN Lawyer M NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE MEMBERS MASTER REGISTER- FULL CONTACT DETAILS (as at Wednesday 18th June 2008) CUMMULATIVE NCC MEMBER's MEMBERSHIP NO. NAME OF MEMBER ORGANISATION PROFESSION GENDER 51 NCC-051 BANDA JOSHUA H.K. BISHOP EMINENT ZAMBIAN-EASTERN Clergy M AKAKANDELWA 52 NCC-052 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) Politician MWENDOI,HON. M 53 NCC-053 BANDA ACKIMSON, HON. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) MP M 54 NCC-054 BANDA ISAAC, HON. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) MP M 55 NCC-055 BEENE GODFREY MWIIZE,HON. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (UPND) Politician M BONSHE MISHECK NENECHI, 56 NCC-056 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) Security HON M 57 NCC-057 BWALYA BENSON , HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (PF) MP M 58 NCC-058 CHANDA PERCY P , HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (PF) Trade Unionist M 59 NCC-059 CHANGWE LUCY SHIRLEY , HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) Teacher F 60 NCC-060 CHAZANGWE GEORGE, HON. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (UPND) Teacher M NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE MEMBERS MASTER REGISTER- FULL CONTACT DETAILS (as at Wednesday 18th June 2008) CUMMULATIVE NCC MEMBER's MEMBERSHIP NO. NAME OF MEMBER ORGANISATION PROFESSION GENDER 61 NCC-061 CHELLA BARNABAS , HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (PF) M CHIBAMBA CELESTINO 62 NCC-062 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (PF) MP KAPOLYO MAJOR, HON M CHIBOMBAMILIMO LAMECK K , 63 NCC-063 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) MP HON. M CHILEMBO TODD STEWART, 64 NCC-064 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) Lawyer HON M 65 NCC-065 CHILUBA VERA TEMBO, HON. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) Politician F 66 NCC-066 CHIMBAKA BESA EDWIN, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (PF) Teacher M 67 NCC-067 CHINYANTA JOHN M NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) MP M 68 NCC-068 CHIPUNGU KENNETH , HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) MP M 69 NCC-069 CHISALA OBIUS CHABU, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (PF) Teacher M 70 NCC-070 CHISANGA SYDNEY, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) MP M NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE MEMBERS MASTER REGISTER- FULL CONTACT DETAILS (as at Wednesday 18th June 2008) CUMMULATIVE NCC MEMBER's MEMBERSHIP NO. NAME OF MEMBER ORGANISATION PROFESSION GENDER 71 NCC-071 CHISHIMBA SAVIOUR DR, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (PF) MP M 72 NCC-072 CHISHYA BERNARD, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (PF) Scientist M 73 NCC-073 CHITIKA ELIZABETH K, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (PF) MP/Teacher F 74 NCC-074 CHITONGE SAMUEL, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (PF) MP M 75 NCC-075 CHITUWO BRIAN DR, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) Medical Doctor M CHIZYUKA ROBBIE M MAJOR, 76 NCC-076 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (PF) MP HON M CHONGO JACOB BRIGHTON, 77 NCC-077 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (PF) MP HON M 78 NCC-078 CHOTA H LAZAROUS, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (PF) MP M 79 NCC-079 CIFIRE ANGELA NJODO, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) MP F 80 NCC-080 DAKA PETER M W, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) Politician M NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE MEMBERS MASTER REGISTER- FULL CONTACT DETAILS (as at Wednesday 18th June 2008) CUMMULATIVE NCC MEMBER's MEMBERSHIP NO. NAME OF MEMBER ORGANISATION PROFESSION GENDER 81 NCC-081 HABEENZU MUNJI, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (UPND) MP M HACHIPUKA EMMMANUEL M, 82 NCC-082 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (UPND) Accountant HON M MP/ 83 NCC-083 HAMIR NASIM-UL-GANI, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) Businessman M HAMUDUDU HIGHVIE 84 NCC-084 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (UPND) Economist HAMBULO, HON M 85 NCC-085 HAMUSONDE BOYD, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (UPND) MP M 86 NCC-086 HOLMES CECIL, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) MP M IMASIKU HASTINGS LUBINDA, 87 NCC-087 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) MP HON M Human Resource 88 NCC-088 IMBWAE EILEEN M, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (ULP) Management F 89 NCC-089 IMENDA BATUKE, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (ULP) Economist M 90 NCC-090 KAINGU MICHAEL, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) Engineer M NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE MEMBERS MASTER REGISTER- FULL CONTACT DETAILS (as at Wednesday 18th June 2008) CUMMULATIVE NCC MEMBER's MEMBERSHIP NO. NAME OF MEMBER ORGANISATION PROFESSION GENDER 91 NCC-091 KAKOMA CHARLES , HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (UPND) MP M 92 NCC-092 KAKUSA KAYULA, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) MP M 93 NCC-093 KALENGA DANIEL, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) MP M 94 NCC-094 KALUMBA KATELE DR, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) Clinical Psychologist M 95 NCC-095 KAPITA BEN , HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) MP M 96 NCC-096 KASOKO EDWARD, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (UPND) Politician M KASONGO JOSEPH CHAMBULA, 97 NCC-097 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (PF) MP HON M 98 NCC-098 KATUKA STEPHEN, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (UPND) Technician M KAZONGA EUSTARCKIO DR, 99 NCC-099 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) Politician HON M 100 NCC-100 KONGA KENNETH, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) MP M NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE MEMBERS MASTER REGISTER- FULL CONTACT DETAILS (as at Wednesday 18th June 2008) CUMMULATIVE NCC MEMBER's MEMBERSHIP NO. NAME OF MEMBER ORGANISATION PROFESSION GENDER 101 NCC-101 LIATO AUSTIN C, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) MP M LIMATA JOSEPHINE MWIYA, 102 NCC-102 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (UPND) Politician HON F 103 NCC-103 LUNDWE GLADYS , HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) MP F 104 NCC-104 LUNGU MKHONDO D, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (UNIP) Teacher M LUNGWANGWA GEOFFREY, 105 NCC-105 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) Teacher HON M 106 NCC-106 MABENGA MICHAEL M, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) Educationist M MACHILA BRADFORD 107 NCC-107 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) Lawyer MUNALUKUPE, HON M MACHUNGWA PETER DAVID 108 NCC-108 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (PF) Psychologist DR, HON M MAGANDE NG'ANDU PETER, 109 NCC-109 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) MP/Economist HON M 110 NCC-110 MALWA FRIDAY, HON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (MMD) MP M NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE MEMBERS MASTER REGISTER- FULL CONTACT DETAILS (as at Wednesday 18th June 2008) CUMMULATIVE NCC MEMBER's MEMBERSHIP NO.
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    ZAMBIA’S INVESTMENT PROJECTS ZAMBIA DEVELOPMENT AGENCY Promoting Zambia’s Economic Growth and Development Sponsored by Stanbic Bank ZAMBIA AT A GLANCE he peaceful and democratic country of Zambia has for many years enjoyed both social and political stability as well as a healthy macroeconomic environment, with Teconomic growth averaging 6 percent per annum since 2003. Backed by rich natural resources such as copper and cobalt, the minerals sector has for many years been at the forefront of Zambia’s expanding economy. Another prominent sector of the Zambian economy is agriculture, thanks to the country’s good soil and large tracts of fertile arable land. There is also an abundant hydropower resource to be found in the numerous lakes, dams and rivers. Efforts to further diversify the economy mean that increased attention is being given to the manufacturing sector for increased value addition to mineral and agro products and the tourism sector on the backdrop of abundant wildlife, numerous waterfalls and scenic beauty having great potential for further development. Strategically Located - Land Linked Kenya South Africa AGRICULTURE SECTOR ZAMBIA DEVELOPMENT AGENCY 3 AGRICULTURE SECTOR INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES No. Project Title Project Summary Estimated Contracting Project Investment Authority Requirements/ (US$) and/ or Financing Promoter Mode 1. Farm Block The Government of the Republic of Zambia To be Ministry of Private Sector Development identified Agriculture as the Engine to determined Agriculture funding/ Programme Economic development as well as the Main by the investment stay of the Economy. In 2002 GRZ embarked type of on development and commercialization agribusiness of agriculture land as the Farm Block Development Programme (FBDP).
  • Enhancing the Standard of Legal Education in Zambia: Challenges and Prospects

    Enhancing the Standard of Legal Education in Zambia: Challenges and Prospects

    ENHANCING THE STANDARD OF LEGAL EDUCATION IN ZAMBIA: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS BY DR CHIPASHA MULENGA, LLD, AHCZ EXECUTIVE DEAN – SCHOOL OF LAW, UNIVERSITY OF LUSAKA, ZAMBIA ABSTRACT The core of legal education should be to prepare students for the different roles they will assume after law school. This seemingly modest idea, however, actually creates a daunting challenge as lawyers’ roles are multifaceted. Where there is little attention paid to legal education, the result is a deterioration of standards thereby affecting the quality of law graduates produced by legal education institutions. It has been asserted that the standard of legal education in Zambia has not attained the required heights but has, on the contrary, over the years, gradually deteriorated. This contention mostly centres on fundamental aspects that legal education institutions have not, over the years, been addressed. To address this perception, accreditation of schools of law has been introduced as a mandatory requirement. It is argued, with optimism, that accreditation could be a panacea. Regrettably, however, accreditation does not appear to fully ameliorate the present state of legal education in Zambia especially that the empowering statute is fraught with frailties. There are, however, some positive aspects which, if addressed properly, would spur legal education to greater heights. The article, therefore, argues that legal education in Zambia is under siege and if the situation remains unaddressed, it could eventually lead to the collapse of legal education, however, the situation is not beyond reprieve. KEYWORDS: Accreditation; Higher Education Authority; Legal Education; Legal Education Institutions; Zambia Institute for Advanced Legal Education. 1 INTRODUCTION Legal education has a fundamental part to play in society.