By ROGERS KALEROTHE two newly elected Members of Parliament for Kwacha and Kabushi constituencies have no mandate of the people in the two constituencies because they were elected by a minority percentage of the electorate, veteran politician, Mwenya Musenge, has said. And Mr Musenge has raised serious concerns on the number of issues on how the two by-elections were prepared and also wondered what sort of coincidence that both winning candidates got slightly above 6, 000 votes, saying one would not be wrong to conclude that the whole thing was stage managed.Mr Musenge said the two newly elected UPND MPs, Mr Charles Mulenga polled 6, 596 votes to be elected Kwacha Member of Parliament in a constituency which has more than 60, 000 voters, while Mr Bernard Kanengo polled to 6, 533 votes as Kabushi MP in a constituency which has 49, 000 voters.Mr Musenge said the two men were elected by a minority […]
Musenge says newly elected MPs will face challenges

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