Stakeholder meeting Delimitation sittings in Itezhi-Tezhi district were held from 6th August, 2019 to 9th August, 2019 at Lima Hall

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Table of Contents
Introduction 2
Date of stakeholder meeting 2
Total attendance and represented organisations 2
District Overview 4
Geography – Surface area, major natural features 4
Surface area 4
Topography 4
Hydrology 5
Vegetation 5
Total population of the district, population above 18, and registered voters 5
Registered voters 6
Rateable value of the District 6
Social Economic activity of the district: 6
Infrastructure and Government institutions 6
Commercial Activities 12
Developmental prospects 16
DELIMITATION SUBMISSION (REPORT) 17
The Submission 17
Overview of the proposed number of constituencies 17
Justifications of the proposal – for each constituency 17
Conclusion 29
Summary of the submission 29
Appendices: 30
Appendix 1: Narratives of the proposed Constituency boundaries 30
Appendix 2: Map of the proposed constituencies 32
Appendix 3: Listing of Wards and Polling Districts in the proposed constituency 33
ITEZHI-TEZHI DISTRICT 2019 PD LISTING 33
Appendix 4: Minutes of the Stakeholder meeting 36
Appendix 5: Submissions from stakeholders and members of the public 43

Introduction
Date of stakeholder meeting
Delimitation sittings in Itezhi-Tezhi district were held from 6th August, 2019 to 9th August, 2019 at Lima Hall.
Total attendance and represented organisations
Table 1: Total attendance and represented organisations
S/N SURNAME FIRST NAME

ORGANIZATION/POLITICALPARTY/CITIZEN
NO.1 CHIEF KAINGU TRADITIONAL LEADER
NO.2 CHIEFTAINESS MUWEZWA TRADITIONAL LEADER
NO.3 CHIEF MUSUNGWA TRADITIONAL LEADER
NO.4 SENDAMA GILBERT ITEZHI-TEZHI COUNCIL
NO.5 SINTUFYA MARTIN ITEZHI-TEZHI COUNCIL
NO.6 SHALOOBA STEVEN ITEZHI-TEZHI COUNCIL
NO.7 MANGOLO ISRAEL COUNCILLOR
NO.8 MWENDA KENNEDY COUNCILLOR
NO.9 SHANDUBA BOYD COUNCILLOR
NO.10 MWANSA FREDRICK ZANIS
NO.11 HAMANGALA AGNESS WDC
NO.12 MUCHABANI ANNAH HEAD WOMAN
NO.13 MUKATAMI JOHN HEAD MAN
NO.14 SHIMUNZA GODFREY CITIZEN
NO.15 NYAMBE DESTAS CITIZEN
NO.16 SHIKUMBU SHIUMBU HEAD MAN
NO.17 MALIKANA AKATAMA DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION
NO.18 SHANTEBE JUDAH WDC
NO.19 CHELEBELA CEPHAS COUNCIL
NO.20 MALUMBE AMOS COUNCILLOR
NO.21 ZIMBA EMMANUEL CITIZEN
NO.22 CHIYOSHA BRIAN RETAINER
NO.23 MASEKA NELSON RETAINER
NO.24 CHIMPUMBE EVANESS WDC MEMBER
NO.25 MUSANGU BOYD COUNCILLOR
NO.26 SYAKAYUWA GINTER COUNCILLOR
NO.27 CHITEMBO GEORGE CITIZEN
NO.28 KAINDE DIMAS STANELY CITIZEN
NO.29 SHIKAUMBU ROY CITIZEN
NO.30 MUTAIPI KAUMBA CITIZEN
NO.31 MUDENDA OWEN CITIZEN
NO.32 MUCHENJEKWA FREDRICK CITIZEN
NO.33 MOONO ROYD CITIZEN
NO.34 KAFUTUBIJI OWEN CITIZEN
NO.35 MUKUTULU MARTIN WDC
NO.36 KAYUKWA WINBOY COUNCILLOR
NO.37 NKOMESHA COLLENCE CITIZEN
NO.38 MUPELA ANDREW CITIZEN
NO.39 KAPOLO DEXTER CITIZEN
NO.40 CHIZAWU DAVID CITIZEN
NO.41 MANJE BITON CITIZEN
NO.42 MWANZA ELIZABETH WDC
NO.43 KABIMBA FRIDAY CITIZEN
NO.44 NAKAUMA MOSES CITIZEN
NO.45 NAMAKANDO S. KENNEDY CITIZEN
NO.46 LUMBALA JULIET ITEZHI-TEZHI COUNCIL
NO.47 SITONGWA FANUEL SENIOR HEADMAN
NO.48 BINDA RICKY COUNCILLOR
NO.49 CHIPANDWE MOFFAT PATRIOTIC FRONT
NO.50 MUCHINEU RAPHAEL COUNCILLOR
NO.51 MOOBA BRISTOL ZANIS
NO.52 NAKAUMA MOSES NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
NO.53 NAMILANDO BOLIVIA COUNCILLOR
NO.54 KAINDE DIMAS CITIZEN
NO.55 MKANDAWIRE TILINAO ITEZHI-TEZHI COUNCIL
NO.56 MALAMBO KILLAN ITEZHI-TEZHI COUNCIL
NO.57 KANDE JEFF SENIOR CITIZEN
NO.58 KAYOMBO JOHN PMC CHAIRMAN
NO.59 MANAGANI MARINA ITEZHI-TEZHI COUNCIL
NO.60 SHIKAUMBA SHIKAUMBA CITIZEN
NO.61 MAINZA MILIMO CITIZEN
Source: ECZ Attendance list for 16th august, 2019 to 9th august, 2019

District Overview
Geography – Surface area, major natural features.
Surface area
Itezhi-tezhi is one of the eleven districts of the Central Province of Zambia.
It is located in the south-western part of the Province and lies at approximately 175km north of Mumbwa and 62Km West of Namwala District across the Kafue River on the North Bank. It is situated 26 degrees South and 15 degrees East and shares boarders with other districts namely: Luampa in the west, Kazungula and Kalomo in south-west, Choma in the south, Namwala in the south-east and Mazabuka in the east. Itezhi-tezhi district has an approximate surface area of about 16,064.00 square kilometers.
Itezhi-tezhi District has three distinct seasons: the rainy season from November to April; the cold season from May to July; and the hot season from August to October. The average mean rainfall is 40mm. The district experiences seasonal geographical barriers; this is mainly due to the landscape in which the district lies. Most areas particularly those in the Kafue basin get flooded during the rainy season, consequently become impassable between the months of November to May
The temperatures range between 8 degrees centigrade in the cold season and 36 degrees centigrade in the hot dry season. This climate is favorable for agriculture but the local people have not yet realized this potential, mostly due to unaffordable prices of agricultural inputs.
Topography
Swampy plains through which the Kafue River passes cover about 60% of the district. This plain, commonly known as the Kafue Flats, floods every year. The flood renders most of the roads virtually impassable for a period of over four months. The “Flats” also offer infinite breeding grounds to mosquitoes, hence the high incidence of malaria in the district. The remaining 40% is highland covered by thick forests. Part of the forest is designated as the Kafue National Park. This has resulted into limited land for farming purposes. Hills and savannah type of vegetation characterize the forestland.
Soil structure in the plains is muddy clay while in highlands it varies from sandy terrain to rocky/ loamy soil in the northern part. The poor soil texture negatively affects food production capacity of the district, thereby resulting into a relatively high incidence of malnutrition, especially among the under five children.
Hydrology
The Kafue River is the biggest river in the district and it is from this river that a magnificent man-made lake emanates. This lake, called Lake Itezhi-Tezhi resulted from a ZESCO dam that was constructed across the Kafue River in 1976. The lake serves as a reservoir for generation of electricity at Kafue Gorge. In addition, it offers livelihood to the local people through fishing and tourism. The Kafue River has four (4) main tributaries and these are; Nanzhila, Nkala, Luubwe and Kasaka, which dry up during the dry season.
Vegetation
The vegetation cover can be divided in 2 ecological zones and these are:
I. The Baroste influence of the sandy soils covered with Miombo woodlands. This is a result of the proximity of the district to Western province, particularly Kaoma district.
II. The low valleys with alluvial clay soil covered with the acacias and short grass on the highlands and hippo grass on the plains.
Total population of the district, population above 18, and registered voters
 Itezhi-Tezhi district has a population of 68,599, with an annual growth rate of 4.8 % (CSO 2010). It has a surface area of approximately 16,064.00 sq. km, giving a population density of 4.3 persons per square kilometer. Generally, Itezhi-tezhi’s population is pre-dominantly rural. The urban population is only about 18,000 or 26 percent of the total district population.
 With a total of 68,599 people, the district has about 12,237 households. This implies that the average size of a household is 6 members.
 The projected population for Itezhi-Tezhi district as of 2019 is 98, 234
 The breakdown of the population according to wards in Itezhi-tezhi district based on the 2000 census report is as follows:

Table 2: District Population by Sex
WARD MALE FEMALE TOTAL
Itezh-itezhi 4,030 4,260 8,290
Itumbi 2,887 2,916 5,803
Kaanzwa 3,087 3,203 5,803
Banamwaze 1,416 1,414 2,830
Makunku 1,831 1,849 3,680
Nyanbo 1,288 1,230 2,518
Kabulungwe 886 816 1702
Luubwe 1704 1,644 3,348
Lubanda 3,394 3,297 6,691
Basanga 3,545 3,764 7,309
Luchena 1,092 1,097 2,189
Mbila 3,971 4,114 8,085
Masemu 4,886 4,978 9,864
District total 34,017 34,582 68,599
Source: (CSO 2010), ITT DSA 2015
Registered voters

Table 2.1: Registered voters in ITEZHI-TEZHI District, 2016
MALE FEMALE REGISTERED VOTERS
TOTALS 19,434.00 20,129.00 39,563.00
Source: ECZ; registered voters per polling district/station 2016
Rateable value of the District
The Total rateable value of the district is K734, 301, 300
Social Economic activity of the district:
Infrastructure and Government institutions
Government Institutions
Government institutions include;
Agriculture, Marketing & Co-operatives, Veterinary &
Fisheries, Health, National Agriculture Information Services, Forestry, Chiefs and Traditional Affairs. ZAWA, Council, Education, Community Development, Mother and Child Health, Police, National Registration, Immigration, Office of The President, ZANIS.
Security: Police Posts and Stations
The district has only one police station which has 2 cells to house both men and women.
These cells have a combined capacity of 12 inmates, but are forced to accommodate as much as 25 inmates due to inadequate infrastructure. Fourteen police officers (all male) are operating at the police station, out of an optimum number of 30. There are 16 staff houses, which are adequate for the number of officers currently at the station.
Urban Water Supply infrastructure
The main source of water supply for the urban area is surface water pumped from Itezhi-tezhi lake. ZESCO does the treatment, pumping and distribution to the uphill community. Lukanga Water and Sewerage Company do the distribution of water to all areas downhill. The capacity of the system is enough to service the whole township even for the next 10 years.
 Below is the new automated water treatment and pumping system.

Water Supply
Table 3: Water Supply
Item Detail of item
Category/Quantity Total
Rural Urban
Standard Water Consumption 70l/p/day 150l/p/day
Population District 35 231 11 126 46 357
Current Situation Water Supply
Optimum Level Water Supply 2 466 170 1 668 900 4 135 070
Existing Facilities Hand pumps/ protected wells and water reticulation system
Capacity of the system Hand pumps/ protected wells and water reticulation system
Deficiency Water supply
Percent people without water % of district population without water
Source: National Agricultural Policy 2004 – 2015; Ministry of Agriculture and Co-operatives.

Waste Disposal
Table 4: Waste Disposal
Item Detail of item Category/Quantity Total
Rural Urban
Standard Usage
Households District
Current Situation Availability
Optimum Level Availability 3 ponds
5 septic tanks
Existing Facilities Septic tanks/ sewer ponds and VIPs 200m3/day
Capacity of the system Septic tanks/ sewer ponds and VIPs
Deficiency Availability
Percent people without water % of district households without sewerage/ Sanitation services
Roads and Transport
The district is accessed by three major roads, namely
 Itezhi tezhi – Mongu road junction (115 km)
 Itezhi tezhi – Dundumwezi to Kalomo (199 km)
 Itezhi tezhi – Namwala (65 km). There is a pontoon which crosses 
the Kafue river along this road
The district also has a feeder road network totaling about 816 km, which links rural health centers and rural communities. All the feeder roads are gravel roads, making it difficult to reach rural communities especially during the rainy season since they pass through flood plains 
In the urban part of the district are 18 township roads totaling about 25 km. Of these roads, only one is tarred and the remainders are gravel. In addition to the roads, the district has a total of 16 bridges, out of which 13 are in good condition and only 3 or 31 percent are in poor condition.
Priority Roads
 D180. Baanga – Mumbwa via Banamwaze and Makunku.
 D769 ITT – Mongu road junction. This road also has tourist attractions such as the game park.
 Shanangoma road i.e. ITT via Basanga to Mbila – leads to the main agricultural area of Mbila
 Kaanzwa – Masasabi, leads to farming blocks and schools
 Kayawe – Nkobo, leads to farming blocks
 Kapili leads to main commercial fishing area
 Kasankwa – farming
 ITT – Ikonkaile – tourism and fishing
 Kasaka Banamwaze – leading to the chief’s place
 Kabanga Nyambo – leading to the chief’s Muwezwa’s palace and Kabulungwe.
 Makunku – Muunga via Mauluzhi.
Feeder Roads
Table 5: Feeder Roads
Name of Road Total KM Name of Road Total KM
ITT – Nachisenga 15 Muunga – Nyambo 18
ITT – Basanga 25 Nyambo – Makunku 25
Nkobo 15 Kabanga – Nyambo 35
Basanga – Luchena 67 Shampumbe – Banamwaze 10
Kasaka – Banamwaze 10 Nyambo – Chibenda 23
Makunku – Mumbwa 55 Kaanzwa – Kapili 45
ITT – Ikonkaile 6 ITT – Kanchili 17
Kasaka – Namalonda 16.7 Kalombe 10
Ngoma – Namwala 60 Kasankwa 12
Itumbi 16 ITT – Babizhi 10
Baanga – Makunku 75
TOTAL 565.7
Bridges
Table 6: bridges
Name of Road Type of Bridge
Total
Number Number in
Good
Condition Number in poor condition % in poor condition
ITT – Namwala Pipe culverts 2 1 1 50
ITT – Namwala Concrete 1 1 0 0
Masasabi Concrete 1 0 0 0
ITT – Basanga Pipe culverts 1 0 1 100
Luchena – Mbila Concrete 1 0 1 100
ITT – Mumbwa Dam outlet 3 3 0 0
ITT – Mumbwa Pipe culverts 6 6 0 0
ZESCO Road Pipe culverts 1 1 0 0
TOTAL 16 13 3 31.3%

Power and Communication
The district has a 120 megawatt hydro power station.
Telecommunication services are available in the district. This service is provided by Zamtel, MTN AND Airtel. Other means of communication within the district is by VHF and HF radios. HF radios are found at ZESCO offices, MACO, OOP and ZAWA. ZESCO and MOH have VHF radios for short distance usage.
Postal Services
The quality of services being provided by Postal services is quite good and efficient. Every Sunday, Mail is delivered to Mumbwa while mail from Mumbwa is brought to Itezhi Tezhi every Monday. Also whenever other departments travel to Mumbwa for Official duties, they help out by carrying some mail on behalf of the Postal Services. 
For more services like Telegraph, the Postal service is relying on ZAMTEL to improve their services. The Postal
Service intends to introduce water transport services between Itezhi Tezhi and Namwala.
Housing
Housing is a critical issue in the district due to the increasing numbers of people coming to the district. The district has a serious housing deficit. Currently, the majority of government workers are accommodated by ZESCO. It has a total of 214 housing units made up of 23 high cost, 69 medium cost and 122 low cost units. A number of private individuals have put up houses in Masemu, Lilanda and other surrounding areas. Shelter Zambia has also facilitated the construction of medium cost house in the district. The Council has also embarked on a project to build institutional houses. So far the Council has 8 medium cost housing units.
Education Infrastructure.
The district has a total of 87 schools out of which 4 are secondary schools. One of the 4 secondary schools 1 is a boarding school. There are 76 primary schools out of which 24 are community schools. The 24 community schools were recently converted into government schools. In addition to government schools, the district has 5 private schools.

Distances to the Nearest School
On average children cover 5km walking to the nearest school in the district. The actual distance range covered is from less than 500m to 16km. This means that the distribution of schools in general terms is within the walk able distance.
Availability of and condition of classrooms
The district has a total of 124 classrooms against the optimum number of 285 classrooms. This entails that the district has classroom deficit of 56 percent or 160 classrooms. This situation is most critical in 16 schools which have high classroom deficiency levels of more than 50 percent. This could be attributed to the large numbers of people in their catchment areas.
Utilization of existing classroom infrastructure
The district has a total of 124 classrooms against a population of 10 396 pupils. In an optimum situation, the available classrooms are supposed to accommodate 4445 pupils. However, the classrooms are carrying an additional load of 5,951 pupils. This indicates that the district has over enrolled by 134 percent.
Availability and condition of sanitary facilities at schools
The district has a total number 87 VIPs out of the optimum number of 347. This represents a deficit of 75 percent. The urban schools have 19 WTs out of the optimum number of 103, representing a deficit of 82 percent. An additional 84 WTs are needed to reach optimum levels.
Availability and condition of water facilities at schools
The district has a total of 42 water points in the schools. The water points are generally in good condition with only about 3 percent in poor condition. On average, 248 pupils are using one water point and only one school does not have a water point
Availability of Power
Schools in the district have limited access to power, with only 25 percent having access to power. Out of this figure, 15 percent are connected to the ZESCO power supply. Seventy-five (75) percent do not have access to any form of power. This could be attributed to the fact that most of them are located more than 32 km away from the power supply mains.
Health Centers
Table 7: Health centers
No. Health centers
1 Nanzhila Rural Health Center
2 Mbila Rural Health Center
3 Muunga Rural Health Center
4 District Hospital
5 Luubwe Rural Health Center
6 Basanga Rural Health Center
7 Ngoma Rural Health Center
8 Lubanda Rural Health Center
9 Banamwaze Rural Health Center
10 Nansenga Rural Health Center
11 Kaanzwa Rural Health Center
12 Bushinga Rural Health Center
13 Buunga Rural Health Center
14 Masemu Clinic
15 Masasabi Health Center
16 Mutenda Health Center
Commercial Activities
Agriculture and livestock
The district is made up of small, medium and commercial farmers. The categorization is based on the farmland owned or cultivated by the farmer. A small scale farmer has up to 5 Ha of farmland while medium or emergent farmer has between 5 to 20 Ha of land. A farmer with more than 20 Ha of land is considered to be a commercial farmer.
According to the Ministry’s 2012 farmer census and by the above mentioned categorization, the district has a total of 7,220 small scale, 3,927 medium scale and 272 large scale farmers.
The total farm size for the district is estimated at 88,192 Ha while the total cultivated area is estimated at 30,056 Ha.
Crop production
Crop production in the district has improved over time. The district was predominantly livestock production district as per the Ila (indigenous inhabitants) custom. However, the migration of other tribes to the district such as the Tongas has seen the shift from livestock to crop production over the recent years.
Table 8; shows the 2017/18 crop production estimates for the district.
CROP # OF HH
GROWING CROP AREA
PLANTED
(HA)
EXPECTED PRODUCTION (MT) COMMENTS
Maize 15863 21423 102476 Expected increase in hectarage and yield per Ha for maize due to increase in
number of farmers from neighboring
district and input accessibility from
FISP, agro dealers and EFSP
Sorghum 59 18 15
Bambara nuts 964 392 500
Cow peas 904 452 310
Sunflower 342 280 165

Sweet potatoes 2130 718 2396
Cassava 1169 740 8750
Ground nuts 2762 2671 1621
Soya beans 11 10 4
Cotton 843 1168 901
Mixed beans 174 62 52
Tobacco 50 60 110
Millet 18 2 1
Source: Ministry of Agriculture and Co-operatives

Livestock Production
Objective: To promote livestock diseases control and animal husbandry practices among small scale farmers and increase food security at household level.
Livestock Population
The district has recorded an increase in various categories of livestock over the years. The well-coordinated disease surveillance and combat has proved to be very helpful in livestock population increase.
Table 9: Livestock population as at June, 2014 for Itezhi-tezhi District

Source: ITT DSA, 2015
Livestock Products and Marketing
The most common livestock products sold in Itezhi-tezhi are Milk, both fresh and sour, Eggs, Minced meat and Sausages.
Itezhi-tezhi has no established abattoir hence Namwala provides the market for the Cattle from Itezhi-tezhi district through slaughters at Zambeef abattoir and Carcasses exported to Lusaka. The market for goats and pigs is shared between Lusaka and Kasumbalesa on the Copperbelt.
Fisheries Production
Overall Objective: To promote sustainable utilization of fisheries resources.
Fish stocks and Species
The fishing season in Itezhi-tezhi begins in March and ends in November with a three months fish ban (December to February) every year.
Lake Itezhi-tezhi has a variety of fish species.
In 1992, Kapenta was introduced in the lake from Lake Tanganyika and has proved to have established itself well in the lake. There is relatively high catches on selective species of breams and brycinus species commonly known as Nantongo locally. Breams of between 3 and 4 inches have recorded the highest in terms of catches. 
The preliminary frame survey results obtained show a fisher population of 1,070 from the previous 767 in the 2007 frame survey. This represents a 39.5% increment in the fisher population over the last 12 years.
The other fish species available include; Schilbe intermedius (Schilbeidae), Labeo cylindricus and Barbus paludinosus (Cyprinidae), Synodontis macrostoma and Synodontis macrostigma (Mochokidae), Tilapia sparmanii, Sargochromis codringtonii and Serranochromis angusticeps (cichlidae), Limnothrissa miodon (Clupidae), Brycinus lateralis
(Characidae) and Petrocephalus catostoma (Mormyridae).
Preservation and Markets
Most of the fishers targeting the breams have opted to use salting as the best preservation method targeting Kasumbalesa as their main market whose main customers are from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Generally fresh fish is transported as frozen. Apart from Lusaka, Kitwe is also a very important market destination for most fish traders.
Tourism, Environment and Natural Resources
The district is endowed with a variety of tourist attractions. These include the following:
• Loongola and Bbilili hot springs
• Itezhitezhi dam and lake
• High diversity of flora and fauna species
• Heritage sites such as Nakalomo hills and old Nkala mission
• Kafue flats
• Human beings (culture)
• Peace and tranquility
• Caves
and Shivering trees

Lodges/Guesthouses/Camps
Table 10: The district has a total of 8 lodges, 5 camps and 6 guesthouses. The district does not have any hotel.
The lodges that are found in the district and their bed capacity include the following:
Sn Lodge/guest house Sn Lodge/guest house
1 Musungwa lodge 11 Nkabwa Camp
2 New Kalala lodge 12 Council Guest house
3 Hornbill Safari Camp 13 GMC Guesthouse
4 Kaingu Lodge 14 Rejoice Lodge
5 Lakeside lodge 15 Shiluwe Camp
6 Nanzhila Plains Camp 16 Chibila camp
7 Vester Lodge 17 Musa Guesthouse
8 Mutukipilu lodge 18 Jakulima Inn
9 Oasis Guesthouse 19 ITPC Guesthouse (Not yet commissioned)
10 ZESCO Guest house 20 Konkamoya camp

Developmental prospects
Table 11: Below is a matrix showing the Development prospects for Itezhi-tezhi district by sector.
Sector Institution Description of the project Comments
Tourism and
Natural resources Council/ZAWA (CRBs) Construction and management of Hotels and Lodges
Value addition and
Management of Loongola
Hot Spring which is located about 7km from the CBD.
Game ranching.
Timber plantation These investments can be done in and outside the Kafue National Park and GMAs. This can also be done by the lake front.
There are very few people engaged in wood processing despite having a rich forest around the district.
Housing Council Construction of Housing units.
Construction of a golf course The Council can give out about 100 hectare by the lake front and about
200 hectares in other prime areas.
Agriculture Veterinary Council Construction and management of an abattoir
Livestock Development
i.e. rearing of cattle. The district has over 100,000 heads of cattle but has no abattoir.
Fisheries Fish processing. The District has a lake with a capacity of over 30×75 square km with a variety of fish species. There is need for value addition to the fish caught by the local fishermen.
Veterinary and Cooperatives Milk Processing. The district has over 100,000 heads of cattle. This entails that the milk production by local farmers is high. However most of this milk go to waste due to lack of market.
Mining District Administration Mining of precious stones There is no department dealing with mining in the district.
DELIMITATION SUBMISSION (REPORT)
The Submission
Overview of the proposed number of constituencies
Table 12: Overview of the proposed number of constituencies in Itezhi-tezhi
PROPOSED CONSTITUENCY 001: ITEZHI-TEZHI CENTRAL
WARD 1 ITEZHI-TEZHI

WARD 2 ITUMBI
WARD 3 KAANZWA
WARD 4 MASEMU
PROPOSED CONSTITUENCY 002: ITEZHI-TEZHI EAST
WARD 5 BABIZHI New Ward
WARD 6 LUBANDA

WARD 7 BANAMWANZE
WARD 8 MAKUNKU
WARD 9 NYAMBO
WARD 10 KABULUNGWE
PROPOSED CONSTITUENCY 003: ITEZHI-TEZHI SOUTH
WARD 11 BASANGA

WARD 12 LUUBWE
WARD 13 MBILA
WARD 14 SHAMBALA New Ward
WARD 15 LUCHENA
Source: Delimitation Sittings in Itezhi-Tezhi District held from 6th august, 2019 to 9th august, 2019 at Lima Hall.
Justifications of the proposal – for each constituency
Surface area
Table 13: Surface area for each proposed constituency in Itezhi-tezhi district
CONSTITUENCY SURFACE AREA (SQUARE KILOMETERS)
ITEZHI-TEZHI CENTRAL SURFACE AREA 5,425 km2
ITEZHI-TEZHI EAST SURFACE AREA 3,267 km2
ITEZHI-TEZHI SOUTH SURFACE AREA 7,091 km2
Source: (ECZ, 2019) and Zambia geological topographic maps

The total population for each proposed constituency in Itezhi-tezhi District
Table 14: total population for each proposed constituency in Itezhi-tezhi District
CONSTITUENCY WARD MALE FEMALE TOTAL TOTAL POPULATION
PER CONSTITUENCY PROJECTED (2019)
ITEZHI-TEZHI CENTRAL Itezh-itezhi 4,030 4,260 8,290 30,247 43,314.00
Itumbi 2,887 2,916 5,803
Kaanzwa 3,087 3,203 6,290
Masemu 4,886 4,978 9,864
ITEZHI-TEZHI EAST Banamwaze 1,416 1,414 2,830 17,421 24,947.00
Makunku 1,831 1,849 3,680
Nyanbo 1,288 1,230 2,518
Kabulungwe 886 816 1,702
Lubanda 3,394 3,297 6,691
ITEZHI-TEZHI SOUTH Luubwe 1704 1,644 3,348 20,931 29,973.00
Basanga 3,545 3,764 7,309
Luchena 1,092 1,097 2,189
Mbila 3,971 4,114 8,085
District total 34,017 34,582 68,599 68,599 98,234.00
Source (CSO 2010), ITT DSA 2015
Eligible voters and Registered voters
Zambian citizens aged 18 years and older
Table 15: Zambian citizens aged 18 years and older (eligible voters)
PROPOSED CONSTITUENCY 001: ITEZHI-TEZHI CENTRAL MALE FEMALE % MALE % FEMALE VOTERS STREAMS
WARD 1 ITEZHI-TEZHI

1610 1459 52.46 47.54 3069 5
WARD 2 ITUMBI 1959 2127 47.94 54.06 4086 6
WARD 3 KAANZWA 1657 1685 49.58 50.42 3342 5
WARD 4 MASEMU 2973 3005 49.73 50.27 5978 7
PROPOSED CONSTITUENCY 002: ITEZHI-TEZHI EAST MALE FEMALE % MALE % FEMALE VOTERS STREAMS
WARD 5 BABIZHI New Ward
WARD 6 LUBANDA

2025 2035 49.88 50.12 4060 7
WARD 7 BANAMWANZE 886 898 49.66 50.34 1784 4
WARD 8 MAKUNKU 1091 1098 49.84 50.16 2189 4
WARD 9 NYAMBO 605 635 48.79 51.21 1240 2
WARD 10 KABULUNGWE 363 287 55.85 44.15 650 2

PROPOSED CONSTITUENCY 003: ITEZHI-TEZHI SOUTH MALE FEMALE % MALE % FEMALE VOTERS STREAMS
WARD 11 BASANGA 1109 1199 48.05 51.95 2308 4
WARD 12 LUUBWE 1210 1315 47.92 52.08 2525 4
WARD 13 MBILA 3331 3696 47.4 52.6 7027 10
WARD 14 SHAMBALA New Ward
WARD 15 LUUCHENA 615 690 47.13 52.87 1305 2
TOTALS 19,434.00 20,129.00 39,563.00
Source: ECZ; registered voters per polling district/station 2016
Infrastructure and Government institutions.
Infrastructure in ITEZHI-TEZHI CENTRAL (001)
Security: Police Posts and Stations
The proposed constituency has only one police station which has 2 cells to house both men and women. These cells have a combined capacity of 12 inmates, but are forced to accommodate as much as 25 inmates due to inadequate infrastructure. Fourteen police officers (all male) are operating at the police station, out of an optimum number of 30. There are 16 staff houses, which are adequate for the number of officers currently at the station.
Urban Water Supply infrastructure
The main source of water supply for Itezhi-Tezhi Central (001) is surface water pumped from the Itezhi-tezhi lake. ZESCO does the treatment, pumping and distribution to the uphill community. Lukanga Water and Sewerage Company do the distribution of water to all areas downhill.
Roads and Transport
Itezhi-Tezhi Central (001) proposed constituency is accessed by three major roads, namely
 Itezhi tezhi – Mongu road junction (115 km) D769 ITT. This road also has tourist attractions such as the game park
 Itezhi tezhi – Dundumwezi to Kalomo (199 km)
 Itezhi tezhi – Namwala (65 km). There is a pontoon which crosses 
the Kafue river along this road
Other Roads
 ITT – Ikonkaile – tourism and fishing
 Kaanzwa – Masasabi, leads to farming blocks and schools
 Kasankwa – farming
 Kayawe – Nkobo, leads to farming blocks
In the urban part of Itezhi-Tezhi Central (001) are 18 township roads totaling about 25 km.
Of these roads, only one is tarred and the remainders are gravel.

Table 16: Township roads in Itezhi-Tezhi Central (001)
Name of Road Total KM Name of Road Total KM
Shiluwe street 1.6 Musa drive 1.9
Shimaponda 5.5 Mwaanga Nkumbula 0.35
Civic center lane 0.1 Chilyabufu drive 0.55
Kataba close 0.2 Shezongo drive 0.8
Presidential road 0.65 Grave yard road 0.7
Choongo road 6.2 Urban clinic lane 0.1
Shimbizhi street 1.6 ITT – Musungwa 3.55
Kaingu close 0.1 Zesco club road 0.1
Musungwa road 0.1 Nakubandwa road 1.05
TOTAL 25.15 KM
Power and Communication
The Itezhi-Tezhi Central (001) has a 120 megawatt hydro power station. Telephone communication is available in the constituency. This service is provided by Zamtel. Other means of communication within the constituency is by VHF and HF radios. HF radios are found at ZESCO offices, MACO, OOP and ZAWA. ZESCO and MOH have VHF radios for short distance usage.
Postal Services
The quality of services being provided by Postal services is quite good and efficient. Every Sunday, Mail is delivered to Mumbwa while mail from Mumbwa is brought to Itezhi Tezhi every Monday. For more services like Telegraph, the Postal service is relying on ZAMTEL to improve their services. The Postal Service intends to introduce water transport services between Itezhi Tezhi and Namwala.
Housing
Housing is a critical issue in the district due to the increasing numbers of people coming to the constituency. The constituency has a serious housing deficit. Currently, the majority of government workers are accommodated by ZESCO. It has a total of 214 housing units made up of 23 high cost, 69 medium cost and 122 low cost units. A number of private individuals have put up houses in Masemu, Lilanda and other surrounding areas. Shelter Zambia has also facilitated the construction of medium cost house in the district. The Council has also embarked on a project to build institutional houses. So far the Council has 8 medium cost housing units.
Education.
Table 17: shows education infrastructure in Itezhi-tezhi Central consistency
Number Schools
1 Ikonkaile Primary School
2 Uphill Day Secondary School
3 Kaingu Community School
4 Keela Primary School
5 Itumbi Primary School
6 Bushinga Primary School
7 Mulilabanyama Primary School
8 Kapulwe Primary School
9 Masasabi Primary School
10 Kaanzwa Primary School
11 Nkobo Primary School
12 Kalundu Primary School
13 Nakabangwe Primary School
14 Itezhi-tezhi Primary School
17 Itezhi-tezhi Boarding school
Distances to the Nearest School
The actual distance range covered is from less than 500m to 2km. This means that the distribution of schools in general terms is within the walk able distance.
Availability of Power
Schools in the constituency have limited access to power, with only 25 percent having access to power. Out of this figure, 15 percent are connected to the ZESCO power supply. Seventyfive (75) percent do not have access to any form of power. This could be attributed to the fact that most of them are located more than 32 km away from the power supply mains.

Health centers
Table 18: shows Health centers in Itezhi-tezhi Central consistency
No. Health centers
1 District Hospital
2 Kaanzwa Rural Health Center
3 Bushinga Rural Health Center
4 Masemu Clinic
5 Masasabi Health Center
6 Mutenda Health Center

Table 17: Shows Availability and condition of Staff Houses at Health Centers
WARD
Type (Rural or Urban)
Standard
(No. of staff houses per Health
Centre
Existing Number of Staff Houses by condition
Deficiency Percentage

Good
Poor
Total Deficiency Poor
Condition
Kaanzwa Rural 3 0 2 2 1 33 100
Itumbi Rural 1 1 0 1
District Hospital Urban – 0 0 0 – 100 –

Infrastructure in ITEZHI-TEZHI EAST (002)
Roads and Transport
The Itezhi-Tezhi East (002) proposed constituency has a feeder road network, which links rural health centers and rural communities. All the feeder roads are gravel roads, making it difficult to reach rural communities especially during the rainy season since they pass through flood plains
Itezhi-Tezhi East (002) is accessed by the following major roads, namely
 Kabanga Nyambo – leading to the chief’s Muwezwa’s palace and Kabulungwe.  D180. Baanga – Mumbwa via Banamwaze and Makunku.
 Kasaka Banamwaze – leading to the chief’s place  Makunku – Muunga via Mauluzhi.
In all the parts of Itezhi-Tezhi East (002) constituency, all of these roads, are gravel
Water Supply infrastructure
The main source of water supply for Itezhi-Tezhi East is ground water provided through bole-holes and Hand pumps/ protected wells done by the Council
Education.
Table 18: shows education infrastructure in Itezhi-tezhi East consistency
Number Schools
1 Shimbuwamboomboo Secondary School
2 Babizhi Primary School
3 Batunga Primary School
4 Lubanda Primary School
5 Kapilimalenje Primary School
6 Baanga Primary School
7 Namiyanda Community School
8 Kabanga Primary School
9 Banamwaze Primary School
10 Kasaka Primary School
11 Mpombo Primary School
12 Ng’anzo Primary School
13 Ifumbwe Primary School
14 Nansenga Primary School
15 Mauluzhi Primary School
16 Muunga Primary School
17 Chuubi Primary School
18 Nyambo Primary School
19 Kabulungwe Primary School
20 Chishinde Community School
21 Nakachele Community School
Distances to the Nearest School
The actual distance range covered is from less than 500m to 2km. This means that the distribution of schools in general terms is within the walk able distance.

Health centers
Table 19: Health centers in Itezhi-tezhi East consistency
No. Health centers
1 Lubanda Rural Health Center
2 Banamwaze Rural Health Center
3 Nansenga Rural Health Center
4 Bushinga Rural Health Center
5 Buunga Rural Health Center
6 Muunga Rural Health Center

Availability of Power

Name of ward Type of power source Distance from ZESCO Mains ( km)
Lubanda Solar 30
Muunga Solar 66
Nansenga solar 60

Availability and condition of Staff Houses at Health Centres Table 20: Availability and condition of Staff Houses at Health Centers
WARD
Type
(Rural or
Urban)
Standard
(No. of staff houses per Health
Centre
Existing Number of Staff Houses by condition
Deficiency Percentage

Good
Poor
Total Deficiency Poor
Condition
Lubanda Rural 3 1 1 2 1
33 50
Banamwaze Rural 3 0 0 0 3
100 –
Nansenga Rural 3 0 1 1 2 67 50
Muunga Rural 3 0 1 1 2 67 50

Infrastructure in ITEZHI-TEZHI SOUTH (003)
Roads and Transport
The Itezhi-Tezhi South (003) constituency also has a feeder road networks, which links rural health centers and rural communities. All the feeder roads are gravel roads, making it difficult to reach rural communities especially during the rainy season since they pass through flood plains
In all parts of Itezhi-Tezhi South (003) proposed constituency, all of these roads, are gravel.  Shanangoma road i.e. ITT via Basanga to Mbila – leads to the main agricultural area of Mbila
 Itezhi tezhi – Dundumwezi to Kalomo (199 km)
Education
Table 21: Shows education infrastructure in Itezhi-Tezhi South consistency
Number Schools
1 Ngoma Primary School
2 Iyanda Primary School
3 Basanga Primary School
4 Makuzu Primary School
5 Kasamu Primary School
6 Luubwe Primary School
7 Mahungu Primary School
8 Nantanga Community School
9 Kantalimwa Primary School
10 Yomena Primary School
11 Mbila East Primary School
12 Mbila Primary School
13 Shambala Primary School
14 Muyasani Primary School
15 Kasangala Primary School
16 Kachinka Primary School
17 Nanzhila Primary School
Health centers
Table 21: health centers
No. Health centers
1 Luubwe Rural Health Centers
2 Basanga Rural Health Centers
3 Ngoma Rural Health Centers
4 Nanzhila Rural Health Centers
5 Mbila Rural Health Centers

Availability and condition of Staff Houses at Health Centers Table 21: Availability and condition of Staff Houses at Health Centers
WARD
Type
(Rural or
Urban)
Standard
(No. of staff houses per Health
Centre
Existing Number of Staff Houses by condition
Deficiency Percentage

Good
Poor
Total Deficiency Poor
Condition
Basanga Rural 3 2 0 2 1 33 0
Luubwe Rural 3 0 1 1 2 67 50
Mbila Rural 3 3 0 3 0 0 0
Nanzhila Rural 3 1 2 3 0 0 67
Ngoma Rural 3 0 0 0 3 100 –

Water Supply infrastructure
The main source of water supply for Itezhi-Tezhi South is ground water provided through bole-holes and Hand pumps/ protected wells done by the Council.
Availability of Power
Table 22: Availability of Power
Name of ward Type of power source Distance from ZESCO Mains (km)
Luubwe Solar 5
Basanga Hydro 0
Ngoma Hydro 0
Nanzhila Solar 25
Mbila solar 55

Government institutions in ITEZHI-TEZHI CENTRAL (001)
Government institutions include;
Agriculture, Marketing & Co-operatives, Veterinary &
Fisheries, Health, National Agriculture Information Services, Forestry, Chiefs and Traditional Affairs, Council, Education, Community Development, Mother and Child Health, Police, National Registration, Immigration, Office of The President, ZANIS.
Government institutions in ITEZHI-TEZHI EAST (002)
Agriculture, Marketing & Co-operatives (Agricultural Extension Services), Veterinary & Fisheries, Health, Forestry, Chiefs and Traditional Affairs, Education, Community Development, Mother and Child Health.

Government institutions in ITEZHI-TEZHI SOUTH (003)
Agriculture, Marketing & Co-operatives (Agricultural Extension Services) Veterinary & Fisheries, Health, Forestry, Chiefs and Traditional Affairs, Education, Community Development, Mother and Child Health, ZAWA.
Commercial Activities
ITEZHI-TEZHI CENTRAL (001)
Mining
Mining in the district is done on a small scale in chief Kaingu’s area. There is exploitation of semi-precious stones such as amethyst. However, there is inadequate information as regards the life span of the mine operating there and also the quantities of the minerals.
Trade and Industry
• Most people in the district are involved in exploitation of Natural Resources
- Kaingu area where most people are involved in bee keeping and timber trading.
• Shimbizhi timber is also exploited and sold.
Industrial Activities
• Energy
• Processing of bee honey in Kaanzwa/Kayawe
• Timber processing by LEESCO
• Furniture making 10 carpentry shops
Other activities
• Metal fabrications
• Tailoring, manufacturing
• Retailing
• Processing
• Agribusiness and Marketing
• Livestock Production
• Fisheries Production
• Hospitality
ITEZHI-TEZHI EAST (002)
• Fishing, Fish
• Poultry,
• Piggery,
• Ranching
• Farming
• Agribusiness and Marketing
• Livestock Production
ITEZHI-TEZHI SOUTH (003)
• Timber Processing
• Fishing, Fish
• Poultry,
• Piggery,
• Ranching
• Farming
• Agribusiness and Marketing
• Livestock Production
• Tourism
• Hospitality

Conclusion
Summary of the submission
A number of submissions from stakeholders were received about proposed individual constituencies, wards, polling districts and polling stations. The suggestions centered mostly on the difficulties encountered over the distances travelled to reach polling stations, diversity and cohesiveness of the constituency, including population density, trends, and projections. The names and organizations/political parties/citizens who made the submissions appear in the minutes and table one.
The stakeholders made submissions that Itezhi-tezhi district be delimited in three constituencies; Constituency 001: Itezhi-Tezhi Central, Constituency 002: Itezhi-Tezhi East and Constituency 003: Itezhi-Tezhi South
That two new wards namely Babizhi as ward no. 2 and Shambala as ward No. 14 be created, one in constituency No. 2 itezhi-tezhi east and another in constituency No. 3 Itezhi-tezhi South on the grounds of distance and community of interest. That polling districts;
Buunga_016, Babizhi_017, Batunga_018 bearing the following polling stations;
Shimbuwamboomboo Secondary School, Babizhi Primary School and Batunga Primary School in BABIZHI ward no. 5 (new ward) be joined to Constituency No. 2 Itezhi-tezhi East. Also the polling districts; Shambala_049, Muyasani_050 and Kasangala_051 bearing the following polling stations; Shambala Primary School, Muyasani Primary School and Kasangala Primary School in SHAMBALA ward 14 (new ward) might be joined to
Constituency No. 3 Itezhi-tezhi South for the same reasons
That the Polling Station at UCZ be relocated to Nakabangwe Primary School on the grounds of distance, community of interest, and number and distribution of eligible voters in the polling district.
That Kataba Poling District be renamed as Musa Polling District and be moved from Itezhi- tezhi ward no. 1 (Itezhi-Tezhi Central Constituency) to Basanga ward no. 11 (Itezhi-Tezhi South Constituency).

Appendices:
Appendix 1: Narratives of the proposed Constituency boundaries
001. ITEZHI-TEZHI CENTRAL
Starting from the point where Lukomezhi river crosses the administrative boundary of Itezhi-tezhi and Mumbwe District, the boundary proceeds upstream Lukomezhi river to its confluence with Kangumbeya river; thence the boundary proceeds downstream Lukomezhi river for a distance of approximately 1.8km; thence the boundary proceeds in the South Westerly direction in a projected straight line for a distance of approximately 42.6km into Mbuma river; thence the boundary proceeds in the Southerly direction along Mbuma river for a distance of approximately 1.3km; thence the boundary proceeds in the Westerly direction for a distance of approximately 2.8km; thence the boundary proceeds in the South Westerly direction for a distance of approximately 11.1km into Kafue river; thence the boundary proceeds upstream Kafue river for a distance of approximately 5km; thence the boundary proceeds in an Easterly direction for a distance of approximately 2.4km; thence the boundary proceeds in the Northerly direction for a distance of approximately 0.4km; thence the boundary proceeds in the North Westerly direction for a distance of approximately 2.6km; thence the boundary proceeds in the South Westerly direction for a distance of approximately 2.9km into Itezhi-tezhi dam; thence the boundary proceeds in the North Westerly direction along Itezhi-tezhi dam for a distance of approximately
6.8km; thence the boundary proceeds in the Westerly direction crossing the Kafue
National Park Trust land Boundary for a distance of approximately 69km into the District Administrative Boundary of Itezhi-Tezhi and Kalomo; thence the boundary proceeds in the North Westerly direction along the District Administrative boundary for a distance of approximately 90km; thence the boundary proceeds in an Easterly direction along the Administrative Boundary of Mumbwa and Itezhi-tezhi in a projected straight line to a point where Lukomezhi river crosses the administrative boundary of Itezhi-tezhi and Mumbwa District, the starting point.
002 ITEZHI-TEZHI EAST
Starting from the point where Lukomezhi river crosses the Administrative Boundary of Itezhi-tezhi and Mumbwe District, the boundary proceeds in the Easterly direction in a projected straight line along the Administrative Boundary for a distance of approximately 70.3km; thence the boundary proceeds in the Southerly direction for a distance of approximately 13.5km; thence the boundary proceeds in an Easterly direction in a projected straight line for a distance of approximately 24.6km; thence the boundary proceeds in the Southerly direction in a projected straight line for a distance of approximately 31km into Kafue river; thence the boundary proceeds upstream the Kafue river in the Westerly direction up to its confluence with Baunza river; thence the boundary proceeds upstream Kafue river in the Westerly direction cutting across the Kafue Flats for a distance of approximately 29km; thence the boundary proceeds in the Northerly direction for a distance of approximately 11.3km; thence the boundary proceeds in the Easterly direction for a distance of approximately 3km into Mbuma river; thence the boundary proceeds upstream Mbuma river for a distance of approximately 0.7km; thence the boundary proceeds in the North Easterly direction in a projected straight line for a distance of approximately 43.3km crossing Baanga, Baunza and Nabusanga rivers for a distance of approximately 4.33km into Likomezhi river; thence the boundary upstream Lukomezhi river to a point where it crosses the Administrative boundary of Itezhi-tezhi and Mumbwe, the starting point.

003 ITEZHI-TEZHI SOUTH
Starting at the confluence of Lukomezhi and Kafue rivers the boundary proceeds downstream the Kafue river for a distance of approximately 2.7km; thence the boundary proceeds in the South Easterly direction along the Kafue Flats for a distance of approximately 33km; thence the boundary proceeds in the South Westerly direction in a projected straight line for a distance of approximately 15km; thence the boundary proceeds in the South Easterly direction in a projected straight line for a distance of approximately 26.8km along the Administrative Boundary of Itezhi-tezhi and Namwala Districts; thence the boundary proceeds in the South Westerly direction along the Administrative Boundary for a distance of approximately 87km; thence the boundary proceeds in Northerly direction along the Administrative Boundary for a distance of approximately 48km; thence the boundary proceeds in the Westerly direction along the Administrative Boundary for a distance of approximately 21km; thence the boundary proceeds in the North Westerly direction for a distance of approximately 13.8km; thence the boundary proceeds in the North Westerly direction along the Administrative Boundary for a distance of approximately 16.5km; thence the boundary in the Northerly direction for a distance of approximately 36.8km; thence the boundary proceeds in the Easterly direction for a distance of approximately 68.8km into the Itezhi-tezhi Dam; thence the boundary proceeds in the Southerly direction along the Itezhi-tezhi time for a distance of approximately 7km; thence the boundary proceeds in the North Easterly direction for a distance of approximately 4.2km; thence the boundary proceeds in the South Easterly direction for a distance of approximately 2.7km; thence the boundary proceeds in the Westerly direction for a distance of approximately 2.5km into Kafue river; thence the boundary proceeds downstream Kafue river to its confluence with Lukomezhi river the starting point.

Appendix 2: Map of the proposed constituencies

Appendix 3: Listing of Wards and Polling Districts in the proposed constituency
ITEZHI-TEZHI DISTRICT 2019 PD LISTING
001 CONSTITUENCY: ITEZHI TEZHI CENTRAL
WARD
NO. WARD NAME PD NO. PD NAME POLLING STATION
1 ITEZHI-TEZHI 001 Choongo Ikonkaile Primary School
002 Kataba Uphill Day Secondary School
2 ITUMBI 003 Kaingu Kaingu Community School
004 Keela Keela Primary School
005 Itumbi Itumbi Primary School
006 Bushinga Bushinga Primary School
007 Community
Resource Board
(CRB) Community Resource Board Hall
(CRB)
3 KAANZWA 008 Mutenda Mulilabanyama Primary School
009 Kapulwe Kapulwe Primary School
010 Masasabi Masasabi Primary School
011 Kaanzwa Kaanzwa Primary School
012 Nkobo Nkobo Primary School
4 MASEMU 013 Kalundu Kalundu Primary School
014 Lilanda Nakabangwe Primary School
015 Masemu Itezhi-tezhi Primary School

002 CONSTITUENCY: ITEZHI TEZHI EAST
WARD
NO. WARD NAME PD NO. PD NAME POLLING STATION
5 BABIZHI 016 Buunga Shimbuwamboomboo
School Secondary
017 Babizhi Babizhi Primary School
018 Batunga Batunga Primary School
6 LUBANDA 019 Lubanda Lubanda Primary School
020 Kapilimalenje Kapilimalenje Primary School
021 Baanga Baanga Primary School
7 BANAMWAZE 022 Namiyanda Namiyanda Community School
023 Kabanga Kabanga Primary School
024 Banamwaze Banamwaze Primary School
025 Kasaka Kasaka Primary School
026 Mpombo Mpombo Primary School
8 MAKUNKU 027 Ng’anzo Ng’anzo Primary School
028 Ifumbwe Ifumbwe Primary School
029 Makunku Nansenga Primary School
030 Mauluzhi Mauluzhi Primary School
9 NYAMBO 031 Muunga Muunga Primary School
032 Chuubi Chuubi Primary School
033 Nyambo Nyambo Primary School
10 KABULUNGWE 034 Kabulungwe Kabulungwe Primary School
035 Chishinde Chishinde Community School
036 Nakachele Nakachele Community School

003 CONSTITUENCY: ITEZHI TEZHI SOUTH
WARD
NO. WARD NAME PD NO. PD NAME POLLING STATION
11 BASANGA 037 Musa Ngoma Primary School
038 Iyanda Iyanda Primary School
039 Basanga Basanga Primary School
040 Makuzu Makuzu Primary School
12 LUUBWE 041 Kasamu Kasamu Primary School
042 Luubwe Luubwe Primary School
043 Mahungu Mahungu Primary School
044 Nantanga Nantanga Community School
045 Kantalimwa Kantalimwa Primary School
13 MBILA 046 Yomena Yomena Primary School
047 Mbila East Mbila East Primary School
048 Mbila Mbila Primary School
14 SHAMBALA 049 Shambala Shambala Primary School
050 Muyasani Muyasani Primary School
051 Kasangala Kasangala Primary School
15 LUCHENA 052 Kachinka Kachinka Primary School
053 Nanzhila Nanzhila Primary School

Appendix 4: Minutes of the Stakeholder meeting

MINUTES OF THE DELIMITATION SITTINGS IN ITEZHI-TEZHI HELD FROM 6TH AUGUST, 2019 TO 9TH AUGUST, 2019 AT LIMA HALL IN ITEZHI-TEZHI DISTRICT.

STAKEHOLDERS IN ATTENDANCE:
S/N SURNAME FIRST NAME ORGANIZATION/POLITICALPARTY/CITIZEN
NO.1 CHIEF KAINGU TRADITIONAL LEADER
NO.2 CHIEFTAINESS MUWEZWA TRADITIONAL LEADER
NO.3 CHIEF MUSUNGWA TRADITIONAL LEADER
NO.4 SENDAMA GILBERT ITEZHI-TEZHI COUNCIL
NO.5 SINTUFYA MARTIN ITEZHI-TEZHI COUNCIL
NO.6 SHALOOBA STEVEN ITEZHI-TEZHI COUNCIL
NO.7 MANGOLO ISRAEL COUNCILLOR
NO.8 MWENDA KENNEDY COUNCILLOR
NO.9 SHANDUBA BOYD COUNCILLOR
NO.10 MWANSA FREDRICK ZANIS
NO.11 HAMANGALA AGNESS WDC
NO.12 MUCHABANI ANNAH HEAD WOMAN
NO.13 MUKATAMI JOHN HEAD MAN
NO.14 SHIMUNZA GODFREY CITIZEN
NO.15 NYAMBE DESTAS CITIZEN
NO.16 SHIKUMBU SHIUMBU HEAD MAN
NO.17 MALIKANA AKATAMA DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION
NO.18 SHANTEBE JUDAH WDC
NO.19 CHELEBELA CEPHAS COUNCIL
NO.20 MALUMBE AMOS COUNCILLOR
NO.21 ZIMBA EMMANUEL CITIZEN
NO.22 CHIYOSHA BRIAN RETAINER
NO.23 MASEKA NELSON RETAINER
NO.24 CHIMPUMBE EVANESS WDC MEMBER
NO.25 MUSANGU BOYD COUNCILLOR
NO.26 SYAKAYUWA GINTER COUNCILLOR

NO.27 CHITEMBO GEORGE CITIZEN
NO.28 KAINDE DIMAS STANELY CITIZEN
NO.29 SHIKAUMBU ROY CITIZEN
NO.30 MUTAIPI KAUMBA CITIZEN
NO.31 MUDENDA OWEN CITIZEN
NO.32 MUCHENJEKWA FREDRICK CITIZEN
NO.33 MOONO ROYD CITIZEN
NO.34 KAFUTUBIJI OWEN CITIZEN
NO.35 MUKUTULU MARTIN WDC
NO.36 KAYUKWA WINBOY COUNCILLOR
NO.37 NKOMESHA COLLENCE CITIZEN
NO.38 MUPELA ANDREW CITIZEN
NO.39 KAPOLO DEXTER CITIZEN
NO.40 CHIZAWU DAVID CITIZEN
NO.41 MANJE BITON CITIZEN
NO.42 MWANZA ELIZABETH WDC
NO.43 KABIMBA FRIDAY CITIZEN
NO.44 NAKAUMA MOSES CITIZEN
NO.45 NAMAKANDO S. KENNEDY CITIZEN
NO.46 LUMBALA JULIET ITEZHI-TEZHI COUNCIL
NO.47 SITONGWA FANUEL SENIOR HEADMAN
NO.48 BINDA RICKY COUNCILLOR
NO.49 CHIPANDWE MOFFAT PATRIOTIC FRONT
NO.50 MUCHINEU RAPHAEL COUNCILLOR
NO.51 MOOBA BRISTOL ZANIS
NO.52 NAKAUMA MOSES NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
NO.53 NAMILANDO BOLIVIA COUNCILLOR
NO.54 KAINDE DIMAS CITIZEN
NO.55 MKANDAWIRE TILINAO ITEZHI-TEZHI COUNCIL
NO.56 MALAMBO KILLAN ITEZHI-TEZHI COUNCIL
NO.57 KANDE JEFF SENIOR CITIZEN
NO.58 KAYOMBO JOHN PMC CHAIRMAN
NO.59 MANAGANI MARINA ITEZHI-TEZHI COUNCIL
NO.60 SHIKAUMBA SHIKAUMBA CITIZEN
NO.61 MAINZA MILIMO CITIZEN

NATIONAL ANTHEM/PRAYER
Prior to the commencement of the sitting the National Anthem was sung followed by a prayer by NAKAUMA MOSES and self-introductions were done

D/6_9/08/19: ITEZHI-TEZHI DISTRICT PROPOSED CONSTITUENCY AND WARD BOUNDARIES
Stakeholders were engaged and guidance was provided based on the factors for increasing the number of wards as was outlined in Section 25 of the Electoral Process Act and calculated the percentage increase as provided. Thereafter the wards were numbered and adopted in a sequential order (a clockwise direction) after mapping was complete. The numbering and naming was done both on the hard copy and in the GIS-geodatabase.

RESOLUTION: After stakeholders had deliberated and made submissions on the proposals to create and name new constituencies and wards based on the threshold and guidelines; the house resolved that the following proposed constituency and ward boundaries listings as shown in the table below, be received and considered as correct proceeding of meeting.
Note: WARD No. 5 (BABIZHI) and WARD No. 14 SHAMBALA were received and considered as new wards

CONSTITUENCY 001: ITEZHI-TEZHI CENTRAL
WARD 1 ITEZHI-TEZHI
WARD 2 ITUMBI
WARD 3 KAANZWA
WARD 4 MASEMU
CONSTITUENCY 002: ITEZHI-TEZHI EAST
WARD 5 BABIZHI New Ward
WARD 6 LUBANDA
WARD 7 BANAMWANZE
WARD 8 MAKUNKU
WARD 9 NYAMBO
WARD 10 KABULUNGWE
CONSTITUENCY 003: ITEZHI-TEZHI SOUTH
WARD 11 BASANGA
WARD 12 LUUBWE
WARD 13 MBILA
WARD 14 SHAMBALA New Ward
WARD 15 LUUCHENA

D/6_9/08/19: ITEZHI-TEZHI DISTRICT 2019 PD LISTING

RESOLUTION:
The house resolved that the following PD listings as shown in the table below, be received and considered as correct proceeding of the meeting.
Note:
1. Kataba Poling District was renamed as Musa Polling District after been moved from Itezhi-tezhi ward (Itezhi-Tezhi Central Constituency) to Basanga ward (Itezhi-Tezhi South Constituency)
2. The Polling Station at UCZ was relocated to Nakabangwe Primary School on the grounds of distance, and number and distribution of eligible voters in the polling district.

001 CONSTITUENCY: ITEZHI TEZHI CENTRAL

WARD
NO. WARD NAME PD NO. PD NAME POLLING STATION
1 ITEZHI-TEZHI 001 Choongo Ikonkaile Primary School
002 Kataba Uphill Day Secondary School
2 ITUMBI 003 Kaingu Kaingu Community School
004 Keela Keela Primary School
005 Itumbi Itumbi Primary School
006 Bushinga Bushinga Primary School
007 Community
Resource
Board (CRB) Community Resource Board Hall
(CRB)
3 KAANZWA 008 Mutenda Mulilabanyama Primary School
009 Kapulwe Kapulwe Primary School
010 Masasabi Masasabi Primary School
011 Kaanzwa Kaanzwa Primary School
012 Nkobo Nkobo Primary School
4 MASEMU 013 Kalundu Kalundu Primary School
014 Lilanda Nakabangwe Primary School
015 Masemu Itezhi-tezhi Primary School

002 CONSTITUENCY: ITEZHI TEZHI EAST

WARD
NO. WARD NAME PD NO. PD NAME POLLING STATION
5 BABIZHI 016 Buunga Shimbuwamboomboo Secondary
School
017 Babizhi Babizhi Primary School
018 Batunga Batunga Primary School
6 LUBANDA 019 Lubanda Lubanda Primary School
020 Kapilimalenje Kapilimalenje Primary School
021 Baanga Baanga Primary School
7 BANAMWAZE 022 Namiyanda Namiyanda Community School
023 Kabanga Kabanga Primary School
024 Banamwaze Banamwaze Primary School
025 Kasaka Kasaka Primary School
026 Mpombo Mpombo Primary School
8 MAKUNKU 027 Ng’anzo Ng’anzo Primary School
028 Ifumbwe Ifumbwe Primary School
029 Makunku Nansenga Primary School
030 Mauluzhi Mauluzhi Primary School
9 NYAMBO 031 Muunga Muunga Primary School
032 Chuubi Chuubi Primary School
033 Nyambo Nyambo Primary School
10 KABULUNGWE 034 Kabulungwe Kabulungwe Primary School
035 Chishinde Chishinde Community School
036 Nakachele Nakachele Community School

003 CONSTITUENCY: ITEZHI-TEZHI_ SOUTH

WARD
NO. WARD NAME PD NO. PD NAME POLLING STATION
11 BASANGA 037 Musa Ngoma Primary School
038 Iyanda Iyanda Primary School
039 Basanga Basanga Primary School
040 Makuzu Makuzu Primary School
12 LUUBWE 041 Kasamu Kasamu Primary School
042 Luubwe Luubwe Primary School
043 Mahungu Mahungu Primary School
044 Nantanga Nantanga Community School
045 Kantalimwa Kantalimwa Primary School
13 MBILA 046 Yomena Yomena Primary School
047 Mbila East Mbila East Primary School
048 Mbila Mbila Primary School
14 SHAMBALA 049 Shambala Shambala Primary School
050 Muyasani Muyasani Primary School
051 Kasangala Kasangala Primary School
15 LUCHENA 052 Kachinka Kachinka Primary School
053 Nanzhila Nanzhila Primary School

D/6_9/08/19: PROPOSED MAP OF ITEZHI TEZHI DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY
AND WARD BOUNDARIES
RESOLUTION:
The house resolved that the following proposed map of Itezhi-tezhi district constituency and ward boundaries as shown below be received and considered as correct proceeding of meeting.

Appendix 5: Submissions from stakeholders and members of the public
The stakeholders made submissions that Itezhi-tezhi district be delimited in three constituencies; Constituency 001: Itezhi-Tezhi Central, Constituency 002: Itezhi-Tezhi East and Constituency 003: Itezhi-Tezhi South
That two new wards namely Babizhi as ward no. 2 and Shambala as ward No. 14 be created, one in constituency No. 2 itezhi-tezhi east and another in constituency No. 3 Itezhi-tezhi South on the grounds of distance and community of interest. That polling districts;
Buunga_016, Babizhi_017, Batunga_018 bearing the following polling stations;
Shimbuwamboomboo Secondary School, Babizhi Primary School and Batunga Primary School in BABIZHI ward no. 5 (new ward) be joined to Constituency No. 2 Itezhi-tezhi East. Also the polling districts; Shambala_049, Muyasani_050 and Kasangala_051 bearing the following polling stations; Shambala Primary School, Muyasani Primary School and
Kasangala Primary School in SHAMBALA ward 14 (new ward) might be joined to
Constituency No. 3 Itezhi-tezhi South for the same reasons
That the Polling Station at UCZ be relocated to Nakabangwe Primary School on the grounds of distance, community of interest, and number and distribution of eligible voters in the polling district.
That Kataba Poling District be renamed as Musa Polling District and be moved from Itezhi- tezhi ward no. 1 (Itezhi-Tezhi Central Constituency) to Basanga ward no. 11 (Itezhi-Tezhi South Constituency).
PREPARED BY GILBERT SENDAMA (DEO-ITEZHI-TEZHI)