Chilando Chitangala for Roma Constituency Member Of Parliament

02/09/2026

Ba Roma Constituency your Petition was Submitted.

Dear Roma Constituency,

One of the most touching moments for me since the election has been listening to the voices of the people I had the privilege of representing. We have taken the time to sit, discuss, and reflect. It is truly sad that the outcome of the election in Roma Constituency was tampered with, and the results not a true reflection of what should have transpired in some of the polling stations of Roma Constituency for an election, under the auspices of the law.

Amongst the responsibilities of a leader is not only to speak for the people, but to amplify their voices, and stand with them when they feel that their voices have not been heard. After careful consideration and consultation with our supporters and the wider Roma community, we have decided to petition the election results in the courts of law.

An election is a competition. There will always be a winner and there will always be a loser, and as leaders, we must have the humility to accept that reality. But there is a fundamental question that we must ask: How do you govern a people when the election result was not their honest and true mandate?

Leadership derives its legitimacy from the people. If the people believe that their mandate has been compromised, their concerns deserve to be heard and properly addressed.

We have chosen the courts because that is where questions concerning the integrity of an election must be determined. Whatever the outcome, my commitment to the people of Roma remains unwavering.

Thank you for your trust, your courage, and your continued support.

Chilando Chitangala
Former Lusaka Mayor
Aspiring MP for Roma Constituency

25/08/2026

Well Written! Civic duty is from the heart ❤️ we shall definitely be remembered. LUSAKA CITY COUNCIL WAS ONE OF THE BEST PERFORMING COUNCILS IN ZAMBIA THE LAST 3 YEARS. AS MAYOR AND SUPERVISOR OF THE LOCAL AUTHORITY, I CAN SAFETY SAY WE DID OUR BEST. SERVICE DELIVERY IMPROVED, CDF DELIVERED, WORKERS GOT PAID. REVENUE IMPROVED AND SECURED. BANK BALANCE IMPROVED. OVER K110 MILLION AFTER PAYMENT OF SALARIES AND PAYMENT OF VENDOR SERVICES. WE SHALL BE WATCHING 👀

Free Advice to all Newley Elected Councillors in Zambia

My brothers and sisters, good morning and congratulations on your election.

God has told me to share with you 4 key lessons to help you on your new journey of the next 5 years.

Lesson 1:

Being a councillor is a hard, thankless job. You will never please everyone. Make peace with that fact.

Lesson 2:

Don’t think the hard work you do for your community will translate into votes. No, it won’t. But do the work anyway, do it because that is what you were elected for. In other words, do it for God and Country.

Lesson 3:

Your good works will NOT speak for you. [Ask Sunday]

Here are a few examples of hardworking councillors whose works failed to speak for them mu ballot box 👇🏽

•Me. I brought water to a community that had been dying out of thirst and I lost in that very community.

•A councillor friend built a modern stadium in Mandevu and lost on his own green home ground.

•Another one removed all the garbage in Kalingalinga, Kalingalinga Ward became cleaner than Kabulonga Ward, but Kalingalinga voters left him ku dumpsite.

Lesson 4:

Majority voters don’t look at your individual performance - they don’t even look at your face or name, they look at the Party ticket you are standing on.

Example, Kwa George, the people went to congratulate a serving councillor Ati we’ve voted for you again pe lampi. The guy stood as an independent. The guy brought Twikatane road, made the drive to Eden University smoother than the students. But it wasn’t good enough.

All the sins you commit as a councillor, the people will forgive and forget, and vote for you, if you stand on the right party ticket in the right place at the right time.

Lesson 4 has some exceptions, but I end here.

God bless you and the work of your hands.

15/08/2026

STATEMENT ON THE ROMA CONSTITUENCY ELECTION RESULT

I wish to thank the people of Roma Constituency, my supporters, and every voter who participated in the 13th August 2026 General Election.
I am deeply grateful to the people of Roma who placed their trust in me and entrusted me with the responsibility of serving them.
I have taken note of the announced results. However, I can not accept them as a true reflection of the will of the people of Roma, given the serious irregularities witnessed and documented throughout the entire electoral process.
Regardless of who wins an election, I believe that the integrity of the democratic process must be protected and the will of the people respected. In this election, this standard was not met, and I therefore can not regard the announced results as credible.
To the people of Roma: Thank you for your trust, your courage, and your support.

Thank you.

15/08/2026

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Thanks so much to the people of Roma Constituency.
We are waiting for our official announcement.

12/08/2026

Dear Ba Roma Constituency
We have come to the end of our Campaigns. More than 80 days of Campaigning. Thank you so much for your support. Thanks to the hard working Roma Constituency and Ward Committees. It was a great journey and all worth it. Communities are families we make.
Tomorrow 13th August is our D-day. Vote Wisely.
And Remember Brian Mundubile FOR PRESIDENT. Pe ILAMPI
Chilando Chitangala for MP pa ICHOLA TATA.
Your Vote is your Voice!
Thank you and God bless 🙌 🙏

12/08/2026

Thanks so much to my Sister Candidate
ZHANE CHUNGU FOR ENDORSING ME FO ROMA CONSTITUENCY MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT.
VOTE FOR CHILANDO CHITANGALA FOR MP.

12/08/2026

12/08/2026

ROMA CANDIDATE RAISES CONCERNS OVER CAMPAIGN ACCESS AT UNZA

By Victoria Kayeye Yambani

Resolute Party candidate Chilando Chitangala contesting the Roma Constituency has raised concerns over what she describes as unequal access to campaign at the University of Zambia.

Speaking after witnessing the arrival and securing of ballot papers for Lusaka District, the candidate says she is satisfied with the storage arrangements and the transparency of the process.

She says stakeholders were taken through the storage facility and informed that Lusaka had received 40 pallets of ballot papers, with Roma Constituency allocated four pallets.

The candidate says she would now monitor the process until the ballot papers are dispatched to polling stations ahead of the August 13 elections.

However, she used the opportunity to raise a separate concern regarding her campaign activities in Kalingalinga Ward, where the University of Zambia is located.

She alleges that she was prevented from campaigning at the university, which she says is also a polling station with more than 11,000 registered voters.

Ms Chitangala claims that while she has been denied access, her UPND opponent has been allowed to campaign within the university.

She says her lawyers have since written to the University of Zambia Vice-Chancellor and the Electoral Commission of Zambia over the matter.

The candidate argues that all parliamentary candidates should be afforded equal opportunities to engage voters, regardless of their political affiliation.

11/08/2026

Good morning Ba Roma Constituency
2 days to go.
Vote Brian Mundubile for President
Vote Chilando Chitangala for MP Roma Constituency
ICHOLA NA ILAMPI FYE
MAKING THINGS WORK FOR THE PEOPLE

10/08/2026

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Former Mayor of Greater Manchester