Thursday, March 28, 2024

HH warns against illegal allocation of land in Kitwe

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President Hakainde Hichilema has called for an immediate end to the rampant illegal allocation of land in Kitwe’s Kafue Park residential area. The President has consequently warned of stern action against the perpetuators of the vice.

He has further promised to send the Minister of Lands Elijah Muchima to Kitwe to address the issue.

And President Hichilema expressed shock that Chantente area lacks basic social amenities such as proper roads, health facilities and schools. He however promised to equally deliver development to the area.

And Copperbelt Minister Elisha Matambo commended President Hakainde Hichilema for introducing free education.

And the people of Chantete took advantage of the President’s visit to outline their challenges. President Hichilema is on the Copperbelt on a five day working visit.

5 COMMENTS

  1. Stop telling us lies ba lipota: President Hichilema is on the Copperbelt on a five day working visit.
    We all know that President Hichilema is on the Copperbelt on a five day UPND bye election campaign tour.

  2. Ba LT clearly you dont know how to write news. News is something out of the ordinary. Its not news if The president drinks a glass of water or if he sneezes.
    All in all this is not news: And Copperbelt Minister Elisha Matambo commended President Hakainde Hichilema for introducing free education.

  3. With the Court injunction I hope he won’t pack his bags and cut short his visit. I advise him to go and repeat what he’s said in Kitwe to the people of Kasompe.

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  4. I advise that they listen, otherwise the government will bulldoze your homes. Bulldozing without using Lusambo, if you know you know.
    Unless if you encroach in very expensive forests, in which case it’s considered for rest and you can rest and relax, no Lusambos (bulldozers) in the forest, coz it’s for rest.
    Anyways, I am off to have my morning beer, too early for this silliness.

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