Fri, 12 Jan 2018 10:08:50 +0000 By VIOLET TEMBO TIRELESS joint efforts aimed at cleaning 10 districts on the Copperbelt amidst the Cholera outbreak in Lusaka, have been accelerated with the Provincial administration targeting to raise K2.3 million towards the exercise. So far Provincial Minister, Bowman Lusambo has spearheaded a lobbying committee for financial and material help from shop owners located in the Ndola central business district (CBD). Mr. Lusambo disclosed that K1 million had since been raised from contributions made by the business communities adding that the cleaning exercise was meant to restore sanity on the Copperbelt. He emphasized that his office was not only trying to prevent new cases of cholera but other potential diseases such as diarrhoea and malaria. “The Provincial administration wants to keep Copperbelt clean from Ndola up to Chililabombwe. ‘The exercise is expected to be a continuous one and I expect all districts to have their cities swept. ‘We […]
