By ROGERS KALEROTHE chrome hand pickers, mostly youths, have demanded for a fair share in the black mountain empowerment where the UPND big wigs are alleged to have over 250 trucks operating at the site, while the ordinary youths are made to scavenge with hands.They complained that the operations at the Black Mountain has been taken over by the UPND leadership with financial muscles. Marjorie Chungu and Ireen Banda said the UPND leadership at the Black Mountain had allegedly allocated 35 trucks to the community which they will be loading three days in a week, while the UPND have 265 trucks to load every day.“What is happening at the Black Mountain is disheartening. Even the criteria used to form the cooperatives you are hearing about is not known. The whole thing has been hijacked by UPND. The consortium formed is a UPND affair“To make matters worse, the price at which the material is being sold […]
YOUTHS WANT FAIR DEAL AT BLACK MOUNTAIN
