About Us
The People’s Action for Accountability and Good Governance in Zambia (PAAGZ) is a local Civil Society Oraganization founded in 2020 and began operations in 2021.
We aim to improve governance and service delivery for marginalized groups, working towards a more equitable and inclusive Zambia.
We focus on promoting citizen-driven accountability, inclusive governance, and systemic improvements.
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Our Vision
An Equitable and Inclusive Zambia.
Our Mission
To improve governance and service delivery for marginalized groups by promoting social accountability and the protection of human rights.
Our Team
Fumba Chama
Executive Director
Fumba Chama is an award-winning poet and songwriter. His talent for performing hip-hop music, which is inherently political, has been a powerful vehicle that he has skilfully used to speak out against Government corruption, poverty and inequality. Mr Chama’s unique gift to connect with the Zambian youth has earned him respect. In addition, he is held in high esteem by his peers and across the political spectrum in Zambia. Mr Chama is a leader and a community mobiliser who has successfully made the cross-over into mainstream political activism.
His consistency and authenticity have rightfully earned him the moniker of ‘The Voice for the Voiceless’. Mr Chama has a wealth of experience in planning and personally delivering workshops to rural communities and young people on various issues including Public Resource Management and governance. His dedication has enabled Mr. Chama to build a wide network of supporters and strategic partners from various sectors in Zambia and abroad. He has been invited to travel to Europe and Latin America to share his unique lived experience.
Bupe Chipili Muzamba
Finance and Administration Officer
Bupe Chipili Muzamba holds a Bachelor of Accountancy from the University of Lusaka. She has vast experience in accounting and administrative work which has been gained by working for various organisations. She understands that the ballot box remains a tool for young Africans to elect leaders who will foster social change and generate economic opportunities on the Continent. In her free time, she enjoys travelling around the country and learning about different cultures.
Tabita Lilungwe
Project Officer
Tabita Lilungwe holds a degree in Mass Communication and Development Studies from the University of Zambia (UNZA). She has worked for a number of national NGOs. Ms Lilungwe has a very good understanding of human rights and the importance of building strong communities. She has gained experience in conducting peer education and community mobilisation in urban and rural areas. Ms Lilungwe has also worked for the Zambia News and Information Services (ZANIS), as a trainee reporter. In her free time, she writes for UNZA radio and The Lusaka Star, an online magazine for the Department of Media and Communication Studies at UNZA. She is an avid content creator.
Lishomwa Mwala
Project Assistant Officer
Lishomwa Mwala recently obtained a degree in Political Science from the University of Zambia (UNZA). At UNZA he showed a keen interest in elections, diplomacy and governance. Mr Mwala understands that young people vote less frequently, stand as candidates less often and remain underrepresented in electoral institutions. In his free time, Mr Mwala enjoys watching television shows and movies. He also loves to cook which he finds therapeutic.
Steward Mwale
Digital and Media Officer
Steward Mwale is an innovative creative. He is passionate about creating unique artwork which inspires. He has worked on various print projects and event campaigns for a range of different organisations. Mr. Mwale recently graduated from Evelyn Hone College in Zambia.
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