Luanshya Mayor Nathan Chanda says the removal of street vendors is about to start after the local authority secured land where vendors will be allowed to conduct business.
Mr Chanda says he wants Luanshya to be as clean as Kitwe and Chingola where the removal of street vendors has been done successfully.
He says Luanshya has enough land where vendors can trade freely.
Speaking at a Patriotic Front Interactive Forum in Luanshya, Mr Chanda said the removal of street vendors is aimed at bringing sanity to the town.
Meanwhile, Mr Chanda, who is also PF Copperbelt Youth Chairman, says the party has secured scholarships at a named college in Mufulira for youths to study various skills.
Mr Chanda says the youths will be trained in bricklaying, carpentry and other skills aimed at making them economically independent.
He also announced that in two months, the Patriotic Front will host a Provincial Youth Conference where 500 youths will be given capacity building in political education.
i wonder what one CK is thinking now……. oh no not in my beloved roan constituency? may be the land they have identified is the golf club land … tetiwishibe mayo
Akakunkubiti kalebomba! In the meantime Kambwili’s jealous neck keeps shrinking!
This is good news. Forget Chisholm’s
The question is why the deafening silence from the Lusaka mayor, as Lusaka needs a “cleaning up” exercise the most…
I agree Lusaka mayor is too quite.
Am ready to participate in the lya cleanup exercise whether people are willing or not.
Good stuff and about time. Tourists will find their experience much improved ….and maybe even come back yearly!
I am loving to this kind of news. well done Luashya. dirty Lusaka should be doing this .
why cant this exercise be extended to Lusaka?look at our town especially in Lumumba road
Lusaka needs this just as much as Luanshya. It would be helpful to hear what the mayor ha planned and in what sort of time frame to clean up the capital