Veep urges MPs to work together to boost national development
Vice-President W.K. Mutale-Nalumango has implored Members of Parliament (MPs) to put Zambia first and work together in advancing national development as the 2026–2031 Parliament officially gets underway.
Ms Mutale-Nalumango posted on her Facebook page after taking her Oath of Office in the Chambers of Parliament, describing the occasion as one marked by deep humility and a profound sense of responsibility.
She said the oath taken was a solemn commitment to serve the Zambian people with integrity, discipline and dedication.
“Parliament is at the heart of our democracy, and the oath we have taken is a solemn commitment to serve our people with integrity, discipline and dedication,” she said.
The Vice-President called on all MPs, regardless of political affiliation, to work together and uphold the principles of democracy, accountability and good governance.
Ms Mutale-Nalumango said Zambians expected tangible results from their elected representatives and urged Parliament to remain focused on delivering development, creating opportunities and improving the lives of every Zambian.
“Our people expect results, and we must remain focused on delivering development, creating opportunities and improving the lives of every Zambian,” she said.
Ms Mutale-Nalumango further called for unity and a spirit of cooperation among lawmakers as the country began a new parliamentary chapter.
She said the responsibility entrusted to MPs required commitment and a strong sense of duty to the nation.
