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Long Lines Mark Voter Registration in Katuba as Deadline Approaches!

Long Queues Signal Voter Registration Rush in Katuba Ahead of Deadline

As the voter registration deadline approaches, residents of Katuba Constituency in Chibombo District, Central Province, are witnessing an overwhelming turnout at local registration centers such as Shifwankula and Moomba Primary Schools. This enthusiastic response reflects not just a civic duty, but also a renewed commitment from Zambians to actively participate in the democratic process.

The excitement around this voter registration drive caught the attention of Mwangala Zaloumis, the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ), who conducted an inspection tour of these bustling centers. Accompanied by other ECZ officials, Zaloumis assessed the progress and challenges faced amid the ongoing registration process. Her visit emphasizes the importance of this exercise and the need for every eligible citizen to seize the opportunity to be part of Zambia’s democratic journey.

Zaloumis took to heart the significance of participation, urging citizens who haven’t yet registered to act swiftly. “This is your chance to exercise your constitutional rights,” she remarked during her visit. The current voter registration exercise is set to close on November 26th, 2025, creating a palpable sense of urgency as eligible voters flock to registration points ahead of the cut-off, hoping to secure their place in the upcoming electoral process.

Voter registration is not merely an administrative step; it’s an essential part of ensuring that the voices of Zambians are heard in the decision-making processes that affect their lives. The long lines seen at the registration centers are a testament to the citizens’ desire to make their votes count and influence the future of their country.

The atmosphere at Shifwankula and Moomba Primary Schools is electric, with citizens of all ages standing patiently, eager to fulfill their civic responsibilities. Local leaders have hailed this enthusiasm as a positive sign of political engagement within the community, showing a collective yearning for representation.

As the registration deadline looms, there’s no doubt that the spirit of democratic participation is alive and well in Katuba. With this surge in voter registration, Zambia stands poised for a vibrant electoral season, and every vote will undoubtedly hold the power to shape its future.

Stay tuned for more updates on Zambia’s electoral developments and how citizens can continue to engage in the democratic process.

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