By KALOBWE BWALYAFILTH has again choked Lusaka Central Business District (CBD) following a return of street vendors with some opting to erect stands and mobile money booths on walk ways.The development has caused accumulation of filth and more disruption to pedestrians as streets have now been turned into dumpsites.The Lusaka City Council (LCC) has however warned of stern action against anyone found dumping garbage in undesignated places and erecting illegal stands along the walk ways.A check by the Daily Nation found garbage heaps along Lumumba Road near City Market with a lot of litter in most roads.LCC public relations manager, George Sichimba, said although vendors were allowed to trade in some roads in the city, they were not supposed to put up any stands along the walk ways.Mr Sichimba said some vendors were dumping garbage in the drain at city market and such has since contributed to the drain being blocked.He said despite the LCC […]
FILTH CHOKES LUSAKA CBD
