Yes, a PR MP reaches Parliament through a political party’s PR process — but once there, they serve in a PUBLIC institution. That means citizens can share concerns with them and ask them to explain their parliamentary work.
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Hold your PR MP accountable with facts. Check parliamentary debates, committee reports and other published records on https://t.co/gOyHjEUmiN, then ask your MP to explain their contribution or position on the issues that matter to you.
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You can share evidence about barriers in laws, budgets or public services and ask your PR MPs and PR Councillors to raise those concerns in the National Assembly and the Local Council.
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Young people — your voice counts! You can share concerns on education, jobs, digital access or any public issue with your PR MP. Explain the problem clearly and include real examples from your community.
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When you contact your PR MP, ask for action that fits Parliament’s role: raising an issue in debate, asking a question to seek information, examining a policy, or considering evidence during committee work. Be clear about the outcome you hope to see.
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How to engage your PR MP? Keep it simple.Write a short message explaining the issue, who it affects, and what you want the MP to consider doing in Parliament. If you cannot find a direct contact, visit your local council or National Assembly Constituency Office
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Want to know your PR MP or Councillor?
Check the Members List on the National Assembly of Zambia’s website or contact your local council. Always confirm the MP’s name and party before trying to contact them.
Official link: https://t.co/6l6RcMshPh
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Accountability is for everyone! Any citizen can ask a PR MP how they are carrying out their parliamentary role. What issues have they raised? How have they contributed to debates, budget scrutiny or committee work? Ask!
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What does a PR Councillor actually do? They take part in council decisions on local priorities, services and development. They bring residents’ concerns into council discussions — especially concerns affecting women, youth and persons with disabilities.
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Misconception that MMPR is confined to the National Assembly is incorrect. The system extends to Local Government, where proportional seats will be introduced and allocated by the Electoral Commission of Zambia.
An inclusive democracy starts at the local level.
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I am not voting for promises only, I am voting for needs prioritisation.
Jobs. Health. Education. Water.
Not manifestos that disappear after elections.
Show me the plan. Show me the priority.
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Who decides how power is used?
Who decides on term limits, electoral laws, and citizens' rights?
The Constitution does.
That’s why I’m voting for an MP who will push reforms driven by CITIZENS.
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Tired of flooded streets every rainy season?
Tired of no youth spaces in the ward?
Tired of councillors we never see?
Same. That’s why I’m voting.
For leadership that understands community needs.
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*I am voting for an MP who will make laws that represent the interests of citizens.*
Not party interests. Not personal interests.
OUR interests.
Know your MP. Question your MP. Hold your MP accountable.
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When there’s no water in the ward, who walks? Women and girls.
When schools are bad, who suffers? Our children.
When roads are bad, who pays transport? All of us.
I’m voting for service delivery that reaches EVERY ward.
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