Patricia Mulasikwanda

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Patricia Mulasikwanda is a politician in Zambia .

Patricia Mulasikwanda worked for the United National Independence Party as secretary of the UNIP women's association in Lusaka until August 2004 . She was expelled from UNIP in the dispute over the chairmanship of Tilyenji Kaunda in the party. She had spoken out against him in advance and complained. It is not clear whether she switched to the Movement for Multiparty Democracy , but it can be assumed. She does not hold a seat in the National Assembly of Zambia . In October 2006 she was appointed Deputy Minister for Sport, Youth and Child Development. Her area of ​​responsibility apparently includes the construction of three stadiums for the All Africa Games2011, of which the first is to be built in Ndola with 70,000 seats, another of the same size in Lusaka and one in Livingstone .

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SURNAME Mulasikwanda, Patricia
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Deputy Minister for Sport, Youth and Child Development of Zambia
DATE OF BIRTH 20th century