Thu, 08 Feb 2018 10:20:08 +0000 By KALOBWE BWALYA ZAMBIAN Breweries’ Manja Pamodzi project has pledged to continue leading the education and awareness of waste management, water security and hygiene in schools. Project Manager, Elaine Kafwimbi, said so far, five schools in Lusaka namely Muchinga, Twashuka, Kasamba, New Kanyama and New Matero Secondary benefited from workshops and campaigns dubbed “Think Act Be Smart (TABS). Ms Kafwimbi said the importance of keeping communities clean and improving sanitation had been particularly highlighted during the current cholera outbreak. “We want pupils to know the impact that waste has on the environment, what they can do with recyclable waste and the importance of keeping their environment clean,” explained Ms Kafwimbi. Manja Pamodzi, together with its partners, Lusaka City Council, GIZ, Lusaka Water and Sewerage Company, Millennium Challenge Account (MCA) and UNICEF, collaborated in the educational workshops. She noted that waste management, water security and hygiene were an important factor […]
