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Provincial minister (Zambia)

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Provincial Ministers are appointed for each province of Zambia.

List of ministers

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Central

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Minister Party Term start Term end
Abel Chambeshi Movement for Multi-Party Democracy 1999
Sydney Chisanga Movement for Multi-Party Democracy 2006 2007
Davies Chisopa Patriotic Front 2015[1] 2016
Sydney Mushanga Patriotic Front 2016[2][3][4] 2021
Credo Nanjuwa United Party for National Development September 2021[5] September 2023
Princess Kasune United Party for National Development September 2023[6] June 2024[7][8]
Mwabashike Nkulukusa United Party for National Development June 2024[9]

Copperbelt

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Minister Party Term start Term end
Bowman Lusambo Patriotic Front 2016[4] 2018[10][11][12][13]
Japhen Mwakalombe Patriotic Front 2018[10][11][12][13] 2021
Elisha Matambo United Party for National Development 2021[14][5][15]

Eastern

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Minister Party Term start Term end
Charles Banda Patriotic Front 2011 2012
Sichone Malozo Patriotic Front 2012[16] 2016
Makebi Zulu Patriotic Front 2016[17][4] 2021
Peter Phiri United Party for National Development 2021[15]

Luapula

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Minister Party Term start Term end
Fwanyanga Mulikita United National Independence Party 1969 1970
Nickson Chilangwa Patriotic Front 2016[4] 2021
Derricky Chilundika United Party for National Development 2021[15][5] 2023[18]
Njavwa Simutowe United Party for National Development 2023

Lusaka

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Minister Party Term start Term end
Austin Liato Movement for Multi-Party Democracy 2005 2006
Gerry Chanda Patriotic Front 2011 2012
Japhen Mwakalombe Patriotic Front 2016[4] 2018[10][11][12][13]
Bowman Lusambo Patriotic Front 2018[10][11][12][13] 2021
Sheal Mulyata United Party for National Development 2021[19][15][5]

Muchinga

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Minister Party Term start Term end
Sichone Malozo Patriotic Front 2011[20] 2012[16]
Charles Banda Patriotic Front 2012 2013
Gerry Chanda Patriotic Front 2013 2015
Henry Malama Patriotic Front 2015[1] 2016
Sichone Malozo Patriotic Front 2016[21][3][4] 2021
Henry Sikazwe United Party for National Development 2021[15][5]

North-Western

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Minister Party Term start Term end
Nathaniel Mubukwanu Patriotic Front 2013[22][23] 2015[24][25]
Dawson Kafwaya Patriotic Front 2015[1] 2016
Richard Kapita Patriotic Front 2016[26][27][4] 2018[11][28]
Nathaniel Mubukwanu Patriotic Front 2018[29][30] 2021
Robert Lihefu United Party for National Development 2021[5]

Northern

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Minister Party Term start Term end
Lameck Chibombamilimo Movement for Multi-Party Democracy 2006 2008
Gerry Chanda Patriotic Front 2012 2013
Brian Mundubile Patriotic Front 2016[4][3] 2019
Lazarous Chungu Patriotic Front 2019 2021
Leonard Mbao United Party for National Development 2021[15][5]

Southern

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Minister Party Term start Term end
Nathaniel Mubukwanu Patriotic Front 2015[24][25][1] 2016
Edify Hamukale Patriotic Front 2016[4] 2021
Cornelius Mweetwa United Party For Natural Development 2021[31][32][5][15] 2023[33][34]
Credo Nanjuwa United Party for National Development 2023[34][35]

Western

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Minister Party Term start Term end
Nathaniel Mubukwanu Patriotic Front 2016[36][26][4] 2018[29][30]
Richard Kapita Patriotic Front 2018[11][28] 2021
Kapelwa Mbangweta United Party for National Development 2021[15][5]

Deputy ministers

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Province Deputy minister Party Term start Term end
Copperbelt Mathew Mulanda Movement for Multi-Party Democracy 1997 2006

References

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