[center][h2][b]Republic of Mumbaka[/b][/h2]
[i][b]National Reference[/b][/i][/center]

[u][i][b]Government[/b][/i][/u]
President: Isa Samadi
Vice President: Sayid Alim
Prime Minister: Arken Mijiyet
Foreign Minister: Justice Shire
Defense Minister: Robson Vera
Minister of the Interior: Tendai Hove
Minister of State Security:  Shimmer Magwa
Press Secretary: Makani Gappah

[u][i][b]Political Divisions[/b][/i][/u]
There are 17 political Districts known as Provinces. The information below contains the provincial name, Provincial capital and population of the province as well as the number of seats in the National Assembly in parenthesis.
Sippikaku (Sibaku) 127,000 (3)
Ruboga (Bigaya) 105,000 (3)
Kindado (Boway) 201,000 (6)
Martiga (Marnir) 387,000 (11)
Bebunsi (Bebuni) 490,000 (14)
Muchupuka (Muchakos) 56,000 (1)
Kiamali (Kiamraka) 753,000 (22)
Kandable (Kandalu) 508,000 (15) 
Gayaba (Gayaga) 2,113,000 (64)
Timpala (Ntumpala) 104,000 (3)
Muhama (Muhanmara) 24,000 (1)
Mobani (Moban) 147,000 (4)
Pumyala (Pumyala) 29,000 (1)
Mandejlini (Kyoroti) 117,000 (3)
Rukuzo (Gayekuzo) 600,000 (18)
Mobeyna (Mobe) 89,000 (2)
Mukere (Mukele) 33,000 (1)

National Assembly: 172 Representative members
Representation is based on population (1 Representative per 33,000 citizens, rounded down)
Must have at least 51% majority vote to pass legislation. (88 votes) Samadi controls Gayaba (64 votes), Kiamali (22 votes) and Kandable (15 votes), for a total of 101 votes.

[i][b]Notable members: [/b][/i]
Itai Balakasi, Representative from Kindado, Socialist party pushing for the removal of President Samadi.
Kudzai Daudpota, Representative from Gayaba, supports President Samadi
Tanatswa Sibanda, Representative from Kiamali, supports President Samadi
Tashinga Gunda, Representative from Kandable, supports President Samadi. The president married Tashinga’s sister.
Mutsa Dabengwa
Chido Masiyiwa
Farai Mahere

[u][i][b]Major Cities[/b][/i][/u]
Capital City: Gayaga, 1,320,000
Cities: Kiamraka 520,000
Gayekuzo 450,000
Bebuni 367,000
Kandalu 330,000
Marnir 290,000
Hakaba 125,000
Moban 110,000
Boway 95,000
Kyoroti 88,000
Ntunpala 78,000
Mobe 67,000
Sibaku 55,000
Bigaga 50,000
Lawyadado 47,000
Marbera 45,000
Muchakos 42,000
Oweru 40,000
Jirere 39,000
Bonret 38,000
Dodoa 30,000
Bugemkabanda 29,000
Sargaruen 27,000
Mukele 25,000
Pumyala 22,000
Muhanmara 18,000
Murobya 12,000
Kanuyunga 9,000
City Population: 4,368,000
Rural Population: 1,515,000
Total Population: 5,883,000

[b]Economy:[/b] Mumbaka is an agrarian culture with limited government controlled industry in the major cities (8 largest cities). In Western Mumbaka there are several privately owned diamond, gold and iron mines. A few of the diamond mines are controlled by the government. Western businessmen have urged President Samadi to protect their business interests which has led to the private military contracts. Their focus will be in protecting the diamond mines.

[b]Currency:[/b] Mumbaka Shilling (Exchange: 1 MSX = 0.00025 Euros or 1 Euro = 4,000 MSX)

The people of Mumbaka are Metabeke tribesmen who suffered an attempted genocide in neighboring Zimbabwe. They were fortunate enough to settle into the Lake Zathura region with dense forests in the east and the Soka and Melani Mountains in the west. 

[b]Racial composition:[/b] 53% Metabeke (Ndebele), 22% Mixed African tribal races, 9% Middle Eastern Arabic, 8% Indian, 5% Asian, 3% European.