Dundumwezi

Dundumwezi is a modified word from its original "Dundumwenze" which means a male mountain. is a constituency in chief siachitema in the south-west of Kalomo District of Southern Province, Zambia. It is an underdeveloped remote constituency that lacks infrastructure and basic necessities and is often ignored by the government. It lacks roads hospitals, schools and housing.
Demographics.
Dundumwezi is inhabited by the Tonga people of Zambia.
August 2016 Election.
In 2012 Dundumwezi constituents favored an independent candidate over the popular United Party for National Development (UPND) candidate.
In the August 2016 General Election, voters showed overwhelming support for the leading opposition party President Hakainde Hichilema while only 252 voted for the ruling party President Edgar Lungu, who had never visited the area until July, 2017.
The elections were marred by violence instigated by the ruling Patriotic Front (PF) Party against supporters of the opposition parties. 
The counting process took three days. The result was called into question by many opposition parties. They accused the ruling party of 
The area had been visited by a sitting President once in 1991 and ignored thereafter. Following the visit of his excellence Mr. Edgar Lungu this year 2017, he has recognized and respected the cry of the people to develop Dundumwezi. The President is committed and has since included it in the National Development Plan despite having received few votes from the area. Tourism has also been extended in Dundumwezi as development takes off.