Wed, 12 Apr 2017 06:13:32 +0000 MOTORISTS in Lusaka plan to hold a protest against the memorandum of agreement between Parkrite and Lusaka City Council following the revelation that the local authority is not benefiting from the arrangement. Last year hundreds of suspected PF youths and some bus drivers besieged Lusaka Civics Centre and staged a protest against the increment of parking fees from K2.00 to K5.00. In an interview with the Daily Nation, Ms Charity Bwalya said the council should rescind the MoA with Parkrite because there were no tangible benefits and the parking fees were too high. She said LCC could manage the system without involving Parkrite because it was losing a lot of money and motorists were benefiting nothing from the parking management system. A bus driver from Soweto market Benson Mwangala said bus drivers and other motorists were planning to hold a protest at the civic centre to force the […]
