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Districts of Zambia

The ten provinces of Zambia are divided into a total of 117 districts as of 2018.

Article 109 in part VIII of the constitution of Zambia deals with local government. It states only that there should be some form of local government, and that this local government should be based on democratically elected councils on the basis of universal adult suffrage.[1]

Provincial Districts in Zambia

Provincial Districts of Zambia

Until 2013, Zambia was subdivided into 72 districts. However, since 2010 a number of new districts have been created bringing the total to 117 as of 2018.[2]

Total Districts by Province
  1. Central Province (12 districts)
  2. Copperbelt Province (10 districts)
  3. Eastern Province (14 districts)
  4. Luapula Province (12 districts)
  5. Lusaka Province (7 districts)
  6. Muchinga Province (10 districts)
  7. Northern Province (12 districts)
  8. North-Western Province (11 districts)
  9. Southern Province (13 districts)
  10. Western Province (16 districts)

Central Province

Districts of Central Province Zambia

Central Province is composed of 12 districts[3]

District Capital Area (km2) Population Density (people/km2)
Chibombo Chibombo 13,423 293,765 22
Chisamba Chisamba 5,252 127,604 24
Chitambo ? 5,252 127,604 24
Itezhi-Tezhi Itezhi-Tezhi 16,064 43,111 4.27
Kabwe Kabwe 1,547 230,802 150
Kapiri Mposhi Kapiri Mposhi 17,219 294,971 17
Luano ? 5,252 127,604 24
Mkushi Mkushi 17,726 188,071 11
Mumbwa Mumbwa 21,103 273,869 13
Ngabwe ? 5,252 127,604 24
Serenje Serenje 23,351 190,932 8.2
Shibuyunji [4] ? 5,252 127,604 24

Copperbelt Province

Districts of Copperbelt Province Zambia

Copperbelt Province is composed of 10 districts[5]

  • Chililabombwe District
  • Chingola District
  • Kalulushi District
  • Kitwe District
  • Luanshya District
  • Lufwanyama District
  • Masaiti District
  • Mpongwe District
  • Mufulira District
  • Ndola District

Eastern Province

Districts of Eastern Province Zambia

Eastern Province is composed of 14 districts.[6]

  • Chadiza District
  • Chasefu District
  • Chipangali District
  • Chipata District
  • Kasenengwa District
  • Katete District
  • Lumezi District
  • Lundazi District
  • Lusangazi District
  • Mambwe District
  • Nyimba District
  • Petauke District
  • Sinda District
  • Vubwi District

Luapula Province

Districts of Luapula Province Zambia

Luapula Province is composed of 12 districts.[7]

  • Chembe District
  • Chiengi District
  • Chifunabuli District
  • Chipili District
  • Kawambwa District
  • Lunga District
  • Mansa District
  • Milenge District
  • Mwansabombwe District
  • Mwense District
  • Nchelenge District
  • Samfya District

Lusaka Province

Districts of Lusaka

Lusaka Province is composed of 7 districts.[8]

  • Chilanga District
  • Chirundu District
  • Chongwe District
  • Kafue District
  • Luangwa District
  • Lusaka District
  • Rufunsa District

Muchinga Province

Districts of Muchinga Province Zambia

Muchinga Province is composed of 10 Districts.[9]

  • Chama District
  • Chinsali District
  • Chilinda District
  • Isoka District
  • Kanchibiya District
  • Lavushimanda
  • Mafinga District
  • Mpika District
  • Nakonde District
  • Shiwang'andu District

Northern Province

Districts of Northern Province Zambia

Northern Province is composed of 12 districts.[10]

  • Chilubi District
  • Kaputa District
  • Kasama District
  • Lunte District
  • Lupososhi District
  • Luwingu District
  • Mbala District
  • Mporokoso District
  • Mpulungu District
  • Mungwi District
  • Nsama District
  • Senga District

North-Western Province

Districts of North-Western Zambia

North-Western Province is composed of 11 districts.[11]

  • Chavuma District
  • Ikelenge District
  • Kabompo District
  • Kasempa District
  • Kalumbila District
  • Manyinga District
  • Mufumbwe District
  • Mushindamo District
  • Mwinilunga District
  • Solwezi District
  • Zambezi District

Southern Province

Districts of Southern Zambia

Southern Province is composed of 13 districts. The provincial capital was moved from Livingstone to Choma in 2012, with Livingstone retaining the status of national tourist capital. Livingstone is also the cleanest town in Zambia.[12]

  • Chikankata District
  • Choma District
  • Gwembe District
  • Kalomo District
  • Kazungula District
  • Livingstone District
  • Mazabuka District
  • Monze District
  • Namwala District
  • Pemba District
  • Siavonga District
  • Sinazongwe District
  • Zimba District

Western Province

Districts of Western Zambia

Western Province is composed of 16 districts.[13]

  • Kalabo District
  • Kaoma District
  • Limulunga District
  • Luampa District
  • Lukulu District
  • Mitete District
  • Mongu District
  • Mulobezi District
  • Mwandi District
  • Nalolo District
  • Nkeyema District
  • Senanga District
  • Sesheke District
  • Shang'ombo District
  • Sikongo District
  • Sioma District

See also

References

  1. ^ "Constitution of Zambia (1996)". The Zambian - Gateway to Zambia. Archived from the original on 2005-12-31. Retrieved 2006-10-22.
  2. ^ "Ministry signs contracts for construction of 180 housing units in 17 newly created Districts". Ministry Of Local Government. 2013. Archived from the original on 2 October 2013. Retrieved 21 December 2013.
  3. ^ "Provincial Administration, Central Province". 2020-05-30.
  4. ^ Government of Zambia (13 April 2018). "Statutory Instrument No 28 of 2018". Zambia Government Gazette.
  5. ^ "Provincial Administration, Copperbelt Province". 2020-05-30.
  6. ^ "Provincial Administration, Eastern Province". 2020-05-30.
  7. ^ "Provincial Administration, Luapula Province". 2020-05-30.
  8. ^ "Provincial Administration, Lusaka Province". 2020-05-30.
  9. ^ "Provincial Administration, Muchinga Province". 2020-05-30.
  10. ^ "Provincial Administration, Northern Province". 2020-05-30.
  11. ^ "Provincial Administration, North Western Province". 2020-05-30.
  12. ^ "Provincial Administration, Southern Province". 2020-05-30.
  13. ^ "Provincial Administration, Western Province". 2020-05-30.

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