Kenneth Chipungu’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Sambischer Politiker
Is Civil servant 
From Zambia 
Type Politics 
Gender male
Birth 10 December 1953
Age: 66 years
Star sign Sagittarius

Kenneth Chipungu (* 10. Dezember 1953) ist Politiker in Sambia.

Kenneth Chipungu war Bezirkskommissar von Luangwa und danach von Chongwe, beides offenbar direkt nach Charles Shawa, den er jeweils ablöste. Er hat sich in dieser Funktion sehr für den Anschluss an das nationale Stromnetz eingesetzt, hat Niederlassungen von Banken erreicht und die Gründung einer Radiostation.

In der Wahl in Sambia 2006 konnte Kenneth Chipungu für das Movement for Multiparty Democracy das Mandat des Wahlkreises Rufunsa im Bezirk Chongwe in der Provinz Lusaka in der Nationalversammlung gewinnen. Im Oktober 2006 wurde er zum Minister der Nordwestprovinz ernannt. Bei den Parlamentswahlen in Sambia 2011 verteidigte er erfolgreich sein Mandat in Rufunsa.

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Kenneth Chipungu ist verheiratet und hat sechs Kinder.

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