CHOMBA PAYS TRIBUTE TO MPUNDU, KANG’OMBE AS THEY BOW OUT OF PARLIAMENT
…Munali aspiring MP says Zambia loses two fearless youthful voices ahead of May 2026 dissolution
By TROY MUKUPA
LUSAKA – Independent aspiring Member of Parliament for Munali Constituency, Obbie Musunga Chomba, has paid tribute to Nkana MP Hon. Binwell Mpundu and Kamfinsa MP Hon. Christopher Kang’ombe, describing them as two of Zambia’s most vibrant youthful leaders whose exit will leave a gap in Parliament.
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In a statement posted on his Facebook page, Chomba said the announcement that both legislators would not recontest their seats came as the National Assembly prepared for its sine die adjournment ahead of dissolution on 15th May 2026.
“Like many others, this news gave me pause,” Chomba wrote.
“At a time when Zambia needs to strengthen the bridge between experienced leadership and youthful representation, these are voices many of us believed would continue shaping the national discourse.”
Chomba, who said he believes in speaking “without fear or favour,” praised the two MPs for serving with courage, conviction and consistency.
He noted their record of moving motions without notice, raising points of order, and challenging the Executive on matters of national importance.
“They spoke on matters of national importance without hesitation. For many young aspiring leaders like myself, they demonstrated what fearless and purposeful parliamentary representation looks like,” he said.
The Munali hopeful added that Mpundu and Kang’ombe had set the standard for principled and bold representation. He pledged to carry forward their legacy if elected.
“Your legacy of constructive debate, bold representation, and principled leadership will not be forgotten. We shall pick up from where you leave off and continue striving to represent our people with humility, courage, and integrity,” Chomba stated..
He concluded by wishing the two lawmakers success in their future endeavours and reaffirming his commitment to service in Munali under the slogan, “Amatwii Kubantu.”
The 13th National Assembly is expected to adjourn sine die on 15th May 2026 before dissolution for the general election.
With one promised entry visa in the states to revolt against their government!
To course confusion in facilitation for mineral exploitation.
God is watching!
If this Chomba holds Mr. Binwell Mpundu as his standard, then Munali would do well to ignore him. Mr. Mpundu was loud mouthed but said little of substance. He contributed to bringing down the dignity of parliament just like his friend, Mr. Munir Zulu.
In contrast, Mr. Kang’ombe showed maturity and his debates were wholesome and relevant.
If this Chomba cannot differentiate between the two, then he doesnot deserve to represent any constituency. We want sober people to be in parliament not those who think it is normal to disrupt parliamentary business with childish antics or vulgar language.