We are committed to transparency and service delivery. Here’s how we’re serving Kawambwa in 2026. Funding our mandate for infrastructure, social services, and local economic development.

Q2 2026 Highlights:
From April to June 2026, Council delivered on the following priorities:

1. Roads & Infrastructure: Completed maintenance works in the Central Business District to improve safety and traffic flow through Roadbed formation, Gravelling works, Grading works, Road shoulder replenishment & Walkway construction.
2. Social Welfare: Visited 75 CWACs and 203 households were interviewed about the progress of their wellbeing and how they are utilizing the SCT funds.
   • All the beneficiaries have been moved to urban payments, during March-April, 2026 payments
3. CDF Update:

   For the 2026 (CDF) allocation, a total of 837 applications have been approved.

   This comprises 163 Secondary School Bursaries, 273 Skills Development Bursaries, 267 Empowerment Grants, 134 Empowerment Loans, and 44 Community Projects.

4. Economic Development: Conducted the district Agricultural show to promote local investment under the theme: Fostering Trade & Investment. 
   • Conducted 69 field days to facilitate information sharing amoungst our farmers. 238 farmers were trained in food & nutrition, 1,000 farmers trained in integrated Pest management with emphasis on the Fall Army worm.
5. Systems Upgrade: The Revised Cash for Work data capture exercise commenced on 13th July 2026 across all 18 wards of Kawambwa District, along side Community sensitization.
6. Audit Services: Conducted head count exercise on pupils & students supported under the CDF bursary program under Kawambwa Town Council.
   • Voluntary Male Circumsion exceeded quarterly target at 120% against a target of 95%. The district achieved fully immunized child coverage above national targets & recorded zero maternal deaths during the quarter.