Mon, 30 Oct 2017 13:33:37 +0000 By Mukosela Kasalwe YOUTH Aid has bemoaned the second inferno that burnt Lusaka City Market on Saturday barely six months when one part of trading centre went up in flames. Organisation chairperson Kachenga Chungu said the suspected act of arson was unfortunate as the market was a source of livelihood for thousands of marketeers. He said it was believed that the fire gutted the market around 01:00. Mr Kachenga called on security wings to guard the market because this was the second time that fire had gutted the market in short space of time. He said marketeers had suffered untold misery and business loses. “It is unfortunate that people have been made to remember the last fire through this act of suspected arson. People have suffered and he hoped God could expose all behind this acts. “People have suffered long enough the market was their source of livelihood after […]
