Vice President, Inonge Wina is tomorrow expected on the Copperbelt Province for a two -day working visit.
Provincial Permanent Secretary (PS), Bright Nundwe says Mrs Wina is expected to arrive in the area at South Down Airport in Kalulushi district.
Mr Nundwe said the Vice President will on Saturday morning check on the welfare of the Kitwe flood victims accommodated at Helen Kaunda School grounds.
He said Mrs Wina will also visit families whose houses were demolished by Mopani Copper Mines in Luyando Community.
“The Vice president will visit the flood victims and make provisions of relief food before checking on the designated site in Mufuchani area where they will be relocated,” Mr Nundwe said.
Mr Nundwe further said Mrs Wina will later in the afternoon have interactive meetings with the Mines Workers Union of Zambia, ex-miners, marketeers, Taxis and bus operators.
He added that Mrs Wina will on Sunday attend a church service in Kitwe before departure for Lusaka.
“I urge all senior government officers to welcome the Vice president to the province. She makes our work lighter whenever she comes to the province,” he said.
This fossil is still alive?
Wellcome to CB mama Inonge please help ex-miners and those already in the mines resolve the impasse especially that of KCM which is long standing.
The hardworking mother of the nation. Eagles eye, she will outlive your ugly mother. You f00l
While the others are busy taking ECZ to court. By the time the court case is concluded they will be asking for enough time to mobilize their followers. By the way, the date for voting is fixed in the constitution.
Which work is shed doing there? People be serious with your government empty tins.
We know she is going there to waste taxpayers money.
What a loss by voting these nyandules.
PF must go!
Ha ha ha , whether she goes to the Copperbelt or not, absolutely nothing changes, the people on the Copperbelt will continue wallowing in poverty. It is a complete waste of resources. PF is a lost cause, unfortunately the opposition is extremely fragmented, the opposition should remove the PF just for the sake of removing them, whether there is a plan or not thereafter is irrelevant
campaigning since they have seen the copperbelt is slipping away from their grasp.