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Settlement

Bulemu

Established: 1960

The settlement began as a political site office for UNIP during the struggle for independence. Later on in…

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Chawama

Established: 1975

The area was farm land owned by a white settler Mr Robert. People moved to the area in…

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Chazanga settlement

Established: 1960

Chazanga was still a remoteb area in 2006 and did not have any services. The people in the…

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Chinika,kumalata,lime,police

Established: 1932

The establishment of Chinika started in the early 1932. The name of the settlement came about as a…

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Settlement

Chipembe

Established: 1931

Chipembe means ' land of farmers'. The settlement began in 1931 after the first settlers moved there from…

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Chisaka

Established: 1940

The first settlement was established in 1940 by Mr. Chisaka who migrated to the area from Luano. The…

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Settlement

CHUNGA

Established: 1960

THE SETTLEMENT WAS A WORLD BANK PROJECT INITIATED IN THE EARLY 60s TO PROVIDE HOUSING THROUGH THE COUNCIL…

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desai

Established: 1968

In 1968 indians left and the unip government started giving out plots.

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Settlement

Garden

Established: 1960

Garden compound was a white man's garden in 1960. An area needed development for infrastructure and housing

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Garden House

Established: 2001

Garden initially was a farm land owned by two white people, husband and wife named peter plus wislewska…

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George

Established: 1950

George settlement was established as early as the 1950s. This land was farmland owned by three white men;…

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Settlement

GRIPPS

Established: 1960

This settlement started in the 1960s when Mr. Ken the owner of pan brick factory allowed his workers…

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With support from the Zimbabwean federation, the Zambian Homeless People’s Federation was first started in the resort town of Livingstone. Currently, the Zambian Federation is active in 44 cities and towns across the country. With the support of the NGO People’s Process on Housing and Poverty in Zambia (PPHPZ), the federation has created collaborative partnerships with the Zambian government resulting in the receipt of technical support on housing and infrastructure development. Recently, the federation has been turning its attention towards sanitation issues as it searches for affordable, scalable sanitation solutions for the urban poor.


Summary

Active Cities: 43

Active Settlements: 300

Savings Groups: 643

Federation Members: 49630

Youth Federation Members: 950

Cities

  1. Kitwe
  2. Lusaka
  3. Ndola
  4. Livingstone
  5. Kafue
  6. Kalulushi
  7. Chilalabombwe
  8. Mufulira
  9. Chongwe
  10. Choma
  11. Chisamba

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