the nation gathered in Mwanza to bid farewell to the late Hon. Joyce Chitsulo, the first female Member of Parliament for Mwanza West Constituency and former Deputy Minister of Local Government, Unity, and Culture.
The burial ceremony took place at her ancestral home in Mwanza, where family, friends, colleagues, and dignitaries gathered to pay their respects.
In his eulogy, President Lazarus Chakwera, who had worked closely with Chitsulo, expressed his profound sorrow at her untimely death.
He lauded her dedication to public service and her relentless pursuit of justice and equality.
He described her as a beacon of integrity and a true patriot who always put the nation’s interests first.
In his remarks, Nicolas Saudi, a close associate and fellow parliamentarian, also spoke at the ceremony.
He shared personal anecdotes of their collaborations and commended Chitsulo’s unwavering commitment to the development of Mwanza West Constituency.
He emphasized her role in advocating for infrastructure development, education, and healthcare improvements in the region.
Again, he expressed gratitude for Chitsulo’s tireless efforts in improving the lives of the people.
He recounted how she initiated and supported various community projects, including the construction of schools, health centers, and roads, which have had a lasting impact on the area.
Joyce Chitsulo’s legacy is one of empowerment, development, and unwavering dedication to the betterment of her people.
Her work in Mwanza West Constituency stands as a testament to her commitment to public service.
