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Govt applauded for education investiment

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Government has been applauded for investing K 1.8 billion in the education sector in the Sinazongwe District

District Education Chairperson Daglous Mweembe said in an interview Friday that part of the money would be used for constructing three new schools in Maamba township, Mweela and at Matambo.

He said the rest of the money has been promped into building schools in Siampondo, Kafwabila, Sinakasikili, Muziyo, and construction of teacher’s houses at Vwavwa primary school.

Sinazongwe District Commissioner Mungoni Simukulila said the district was happy that government has released the money for construction and rehabilitation of schools in the district to improve access to education.

Mr. Simulilika said money was already with the implementing communities.

However, the DC said he was not happy with the slow pace at which construction work was being done based on his recent tour to Kafwambila, Siampondo and Siameja.

He urged the contractors to ensure that construction and rehabilitation work was done before the rain season.

He said the committees should realise that the construction projects was for their benefit and told them to show commitment to ensure that work was completed on time.

ZANIS/TN/EML/ENDS/MM

5 COMMENTS

  1. KEEP IT UP THAT IS THE SPIRIT AND ALSO THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD MAKE SURE THAT THE FUNDS SHOULD BE USED WELL BECAUSE IN THE PAST MONEY HAD CHEWED BY THE PEOPLE AT THE CONSTRUCTION SITES,AGAIN NICE JOB,DONT STOP THERE GO TO ALL PARTS OF THE NATION

  2. govt should also do the same in other districts around the country. there are lots of schools that need repairs and maintenance. teachers must be paid well to recognise their important contribution in the country.

    this is just a small step i expect govt to do more than this to an acceptable standard. govt should also come up with solutions to UNZA why is it clsoing all the time?

    i cant applaud here more is expected

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