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ECZ starts the Voter Education Training for the in-coming voter registration exercise

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The Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) has started the voter education training for the in-coming voter registration exercise in Luena Constituency in Western province.

Officially opening the training yesterday, Limulunga Council Secretary, who is also District Registration Officer (DRO) Namenda Kaonga urged the shortlisted Voter Education Facilitators (VEFs) to be ethical in the dispensation of their duty.

Mr. Kaonga urged the voter educators to engage citizens on the need to register as voters as it is a noble cause which needs to be exercised effectively.

“This work is involving, it is thus vital to know what you are mandated to do because we are here to represent the role of ECZ well,” he urged.

He cautioned VEFs and the District Voter Education Committee (DVEC) to be non-partisan and work in line with the code of conduct.

He called on them to work hard so as to contribute in meeting the Nine million national target of citizens who need to be registered.

And DVEC Chairperson Ndandaule Chimuk urged participants to follow ECZ guidelines in the execution of voter sensitization.

“This is a national duty thus everyone shortlisted should commit to the agenda of the voter education activity because the government has entrusted us to achieve the required result,” he said.

The VEFs are expected to start voter education after training in readiness for the voter registration exercise which will commence on October 29, 2020.

2 COMMENTS

  1. How long will the exercise last cause this season people are buse with farming, do you think will work out and you will meet the target?

  2. This is great development. We are ensuring that there is no reason for any party to claim the elections were not free and fair. We are tired of one notorious party always claiming that they won based on winning in two provinces in a country that has 10 provinces- total madness if you ask me.

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