14 Facts About Brenda Muntemba

Brenda Muntemba was a Zambian diplomat who was serving as the Zambian High Commissioner to Kenya at the time of her death.

Brenda Muntemba had served as the Commissioner of Police, Southern Province and Chief Program Officer at UNESCO in Zambia.

Brenda Muntemba was a school teacher between 1993 and 1995 at Leopards Hill High School and was a part-time radio presenter for Radio Phoenix and Christian Voice.

Brenda Muntemba then proceeded to obtain a specialised masters in translation from Marc Bloch University, Strasbourg, France in 2001.

Brenda Muntemba undertook leadership training under the United States government 'Leadership Exchange Programme, ' and the British Council 'Making a difference Leadership Programme, ' offered to government leaders.

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Brenda Muntemba held a certificate in Copyright and Related rights under the World Intellectual Property Organisation.

Therefore, Brenda Muntemba was appointed Police Commissioner, Southern Province in 2011 alongside five other senior police women commissioners.

Brenda Muntemba's stay as Commissioner Operations was short-lived, as she was transferred to Cabinet Office following politically motivated misgivings.

Brenda Muntemba took her oath of office for the role on the 22nd of April 2015, as President Lungu inducted her as the High Commissioner to Kenya.

Brenda Muntemba was born in Kitwe, to parents Bradley Chesters Brenda Muntemba and Hilary Mulenga.

Brenda Muntemba served twice the Republic of Zambia as a Constitution Review Commissioner during the Mung'omba and Mwanakatwe Constitution Review Commissions, was one of the founding members of the Women's Lobby Group in Zambia, as well as the Business and Professional Women's Association.

Brenda Muntemba married Reverend Sulanji Andrew Sichilembe on 27 October 2006, at Lusaka's Anglican Cathedral of the Holy Cross.

Brenda Muntemba was later ordained as a pastor on 30 December 2012, by Apostle Gift Ntitima at the under Jesus is Life Church, Lusaka.

Brenda Muntemba was involved in a head-on road collision on 26 February 2019 and was admitted to hospital where she died on 19 March 2019.