Government is mobilising resources to repair infrastructure damaged by heavy rains throughout the country.
Minister in the office of the Vice President Sylvia Chalikosa said government is doing everything possible to ensure infrastructure such as schools and bridges destroyed by heavy rains being experienced in the country is repaired.
Ms Chalikosa who is on tour inspecting and capturing damaged infrastructure in the country disclosed this to ZANIS in Shiwangandu District yesterday.
She said some damaged bridges need urgent attention because they are critical to transportation of farming inputs to farmers, schools, and hospitals.
Ms Chalikosa who is also Mpika central Member of Parliament on Thursday inspected damaged infrastructure in Shiwangandu district that included the Mansya bridge, Kanakashi primary school, Mulanga hospital, Sele primary school, and Lukalashi bridge among others.
She said government will ensure that it accelerates infrastructure rehabilitation in all the ten provinces of the country.
Ms Chalikosa will today inspect damaged infrastructure in Mafinga district in Muchinga province.
Include Sesheke/Livingstone road please!
Lusaka-Mongu Rd is equally a mess, especially from the National Park to Kaoma.
HOW???
– Corruption in Parastatals @ endemic levels.
– Corruptin in Government starting from the very top @ endemic levels.
– Maizegate, Kambwiligate, Kilometre of road construction the costliest on the planet. Patients sleeping on floors in your flagship Death Trap hospitals, that lack simple medications.
HOW WILL YOU REPAIR CRUMBLING ZAMBIA??
Chalikosa if You said you will invest in South Africa’s medical health system, I would believe you, coz thats where You P.F bandits scamper to, when you suffer something so minor like a common cold, or mosquito bite.
Just drink your soup, & grow your Belly Chalikosa!! At least you know the Zambian electorate have given you a mandate to continue your gross negligence, corruption, mediocrity, & substandard governance!!
Another useless minister issuing useless statements…he might as well state that UTH will start treating patients!!
The minister wanting to justify lining their pocket with allowances takes along a reporter to give us a winding story! I sum up!…….
“Government is mobilising resources to repair infrastructure damaged by heavy rains throughout the country.
Minister in the office of the Vice President Sylvia Chalikosa who is on tour inspecting and capturing damaged infrastructure disclosed this to ZANIS in Shiwangandu District yesterday. She said government will ensure that it accelerates infrastructure rehabilitation.”
Is this not about all the article above is trying to convey? One short paragraph! The way MUVI TV news is presented online is precise and I do not understand why the reporting above just wanted to fill page space!
“throughout the country” = “in all the ten provinces…
contd….
“throughout the country” = “in all the ten provinces of the country” unless there is any specific need for this repetition then it is government officials that are divisively selective. I get the hint why comments extend to mentioning other areas adding to those mentioned by the reporter!