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Chief offers land for constructing Luapula University

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Chief Chisunka of the Ushi people
Chief Chisunka of the Ushi people

Chief Chisunka of the Ushi people of Mansa district has offered land to the Ministry of Education for construction of the proposed Luapula University.

Speaking to ZANIS in a telephone interview in Mansa today, chief Chisunka said he is ready to give out 30 hectors of land in his chiefdom about 40 kilometres from Mansa Town where the newly announced university could be built.

In July, this year, President Michael Sata announced the establishment of a university in Luapula Province to be called Luapula University.

Chief Chisunka observed that erecting a university outside Mansa Town would reduce congestion in the fast growing town and prevent the students from riotous behaviour.

He said he has vast land which would accommodate all the required infrastructure of the university and has since called on the Ministry of Education to call on him and chat the way forward.

The Chief lamented that it has taken time for stakeholders to swing into action since the President announced the establishment of Luapula University.

ZANIS

13 COMMENTS

  1. This is the Tonga chief in Luapula a thing which cant happen in southern province. 
    Your honor thats the way to go. Remind them to expedite the all process.

    Peace and Prosperity to Mother Zambia. 

  2. This is Rubbish,what is in Luapula,this is just triblisim.Are the minerals from there N/western there to develop other un productive provinces.

  3. With the introduction of new universities in Zambia, we hope the Government can take advantage of the Research works in Universities to help develop our National.

  4. Twatasha kuMfumu Chisunka ku panga, ka nabisa mwapela Buteko tulelomba kumfumu sha ku Luapula nashoshikesemona bakateka.Kwisano

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