Demolition of stalls in Kasama

1. This is not necessary. I think what is of urgency is the water articulation systems to be revisited.

   • @ Fanta Mukando. Oh yes this is necessary. It all starts with people erecting structures of all sorts in places where there is no water or sanitation. Where do they go to sh!t?

   • Lungu needs to create the 500,000 jobs he promised during campaigns. Then the pipo won’t need street-vending to make ends meet.

2. uku kutumpa nomba mweeee! Mwakulatulisha ba Kpswe Mumpoto imwe?

3. Leave the people alone, Cholera is in drinking water, not at the market

   • Boss, the cholera bacterium will find its way from the same
     market into the drinking water.

   • please study on vibro cholerae on wikipedia for more insight

4. Maybe Just Maybe a cholera outbreak in 2018 has been the wake up call zambia has needed for a good while now. government of the has had enough international trips to see how the other half live.

5. Very good for Kasama.

6. Give the people enough time to secure there properties please than creating another crisis ……

7. LAWLESSNESS IN ZAMBIA- JUST BUILDING ANYWHERE ONE FEELS LIKE BUILDING. AMAYENDELE YA KWA KAUNDA. LETTHE DEMOLITION OF THESE UNSIGHTLY ILLEGAL MARKETS BE THE BEGINNING OF CLEAN AND TIDY CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES IN ZAMBIA. LET IT ALSO BE THE BEGINNING OF BUILDING THE BUILDING OF FEE-PAYING PUBLIC TOILETS IN CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES IN ZAMBIA.

   • Peter tell your boss to create those 500,000 jobs he promised the people otherwise the cleanliness is only going to last for a short time before those people get desperate and return even in bigger numbers. There is need to empower the locals just like the way the Chinese do.

8. Never been this far up Zambia. How is Kasama like?

9. We need sanity to return please.

10. Chizunga Pa Zed…!!!

    Water Reticulation and not ‘articulation’…
    Secure their properties and not ‘there’…

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