Livingstone Member of Parliament Rodney Sikumba has commissioned several projects worth K 6 million funded under the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) aimed at improving sanitation, waste management and security in the district.
Speaking during the commissioning of an ablution block and a solar-powered water system at St Raphael’s Secondary School, Mr Sikumba said government remains committed to improving the welfare of communities through the effective utilisation of the Constituency Development Fund.
Mr Sikumba said the projects are part of government’s broader efforts to enhance access to clean water, sanitation, health and education facilities.
The commissioned projects include the construction of an ablution block and installation of a solar-powered water system at St Raphael’s Secondary School, the procurement of a skip loader truck for Mbita Market, and the installation of solar-powered street lights in Dambwa North, Mukuni Road in Libuyu and Francis Town Road in Ellen Brittle.
Mr Sikumba said the procurement of the skip loader truck will help improve garbage collection and contribute to maintaining cleanliness in Livingstone.
The MP further noted that the installation of solar-powered street lights will help improve security for residents in the targeted areas.
He also urged residents to safeguard the infrastructure and avoid vandalism of public facilities.
And St Raphael’s Secondary School headteacher thanked government for constructing the ablution block and installing a solar water system at the school.
The headteacher said the facilities will help address sanitation challenges previously faced by pupils and staff.
Meanwhile, Livingstone Mayor Constance Nalishebo Muleabai commended government for supporting developmental projects in the district.
She said the initiatives will improve service delivery and contribute to better living conditions for residents.
Among those present were the Livingstone Town Clerk, council officials and members of the community.
