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Government begins transportation of relief items to Malawi and Zimbabwe

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Honour the Vice President Madam Inonge Wina this morning despatched off medical supplies to cyclone hit countries - Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe.
Honour the Vice President Madam Inonge Wina this morning despatched off medical supplies to cyclone hit countries – Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe.

Government has begun the transportation of relief items to Malawi and Zimbabwe that were affected by cyclone Idai last month.

The items donated by government and other well-wishers including include cooperate institutions, Churches and individuals, are worth about K7 million.

The items to be transported by the Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit include mealie meal, medical supplies, second hand clothes, dignity kits, kitchen sets, mattresses, hand sanitizers, disinfectants and cash among others.

The relief items destined for Malawi will be officially handed over to the Government on Thursday by the Minister in the Office of the Vice President Sylvia Chalikosa accompanied by DMMU National Coordinator Chanda Kabwe.

In Zimbabwe, the items will be handed over by Zambia’s Ambassador to Zimbabwe, His Excellency Emmanuel Chenda accompanied by DMMU Director for Disaster Risk Reduction Anderson Banda yesterday.

Minister in the Office of the Vice President Sylvia Chalikosa disclosed the development at a media briefing yesterday.

6 COMMENTS

  1. SUPPLYING MIELIE MEAL TO OUR NEIGHBOURS WHEN MILLS ARE CLOSING DOORS BECAUSE THEY HAVE NO MAIZE TO MILL !!!!!!!!!!!! FEED ZAMBIANS FIRST

  2. Problem is Africa’s are unthankful, & forget quickly!
    Look @ how South Africans treat us.
    Was the same with Zimbabweans when their Country was thriving.
    Looked at us like dirt, forgetting without Zambia Ian Smith would have still been whipping tjem

    • Very true @keleni zambolina Afwenkule’ mwibala. This happens even in families. You help family members, when you’re down, they laugh at you.

  3. Is there anyone out there to mobilise the same for zambians that cannot afford to put food on their tables in our shanty compounds and villages. As donald trump would say (america first) zambia and zambians first, f…..k that international recognition.

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