Tue, 27 Jun 2017 13:52:15 +0000 By SANDRA MACHIMA ZAMBIAN Breweries has built 28 houses under the Habitat for Humanity Zambia project for the families relocated from water springs in Mapalo community on the Copperbelt, its corporate affairs director Ezekiel Sekele has said. Mr Sekele said the project had been put into practice to dramatic effect in Ndola’s Mapalo community, with an almost K4 million that had been spent since its launch in November 2015 with the aid of the German development fund Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). He said Zambian Breweries was a long-standing contributor to Ndola’s economy and provides employment, supports agriculture, and generates revenue for the national Budget. Mr Sekele said the beneficiaries had been resettled from the edge of the spring, where growing population numbers started to cause problems by encroaching on the land hosting the water springs. He disclosed that over 55,000 households in the Chipulukusu and Mapalo areas […]
