Mufulira was established as a Municipal Board in 1953 and attained its Municipal Status in 1957.

The District is located on the Copperbelt Province and lies on latitude 12 degrees, 32 minutes south of the Equator. It shares borders with several districts within the province namely; Kitwe, Kalulushi, Ndola, Chingola and Chililambombwe. Mufulira also shares an international boundary with the Democratic republic of Congo.

The Mufulira Mining Plant stands as one of the Copperbelt’s most important industrial landmarks and a central pillar of the community’s economic life. Known for its long history in copper production, the plant has contributed significantly to Zambia’s mining legacy, supporting jobs, innovation, and development for decades.

The plant is more than a place of production — it is a source of pride for the people of Mufulira, symbolizing the strength and determination that define the town.

The Mufulira Boating Club is one of the town’s treasured recreational spots, offering a peaceful escape and a vibrant community atmosphere. Known for its scenic surroundings and welcoming spirit, the club provides a perfect setting for families, friends, and visitors to relax, unwind, and enjoy outdoor activities.

Whether you come for boating, social gatherings, or simply to take in the calm, refreshing environment, the Mufulira Boating Club offers a space where memories are made. It stands as a symbol of leisure, connection, and the unique charm that makes Mufulira special.

A visit to the club is more than an outing — it’s an experience of tranquility, community, and true Copperbelt hospitality.