Fri, 23 Feb 2018 09:13:43 +0000 By MOSES SINJWALA A CIVIC leader in Lusaka’s Kanyama compound has cautioned residents who have encroached on the road land reserves that they risked having their structures demolished. In an interview with the Daily Nation, Harry Mwaanga NKumbula ward 11 Councillor, Lackson Sakala said that the choice was now left in the hands of the residents as they had been notified. “It is up to the residents living in houses that are built close to the roads to choose between safety and a good tarred road or to continue living in unsafe houses prone to accidents“, Mr Sakala cautioned. Mr Sakala added that submissions had already been made to the Road Development Agency (RDA) regarding the earmarked roads whose works are to start soon. “We have set a precedent in our constituency together with the Kanyama Member of Parliament who has been on hand to see to it that […]
