‘Make Zambia Clean, Green and Healthy Campaign’ makes Luanshya cholera-free: Nathan Chanda

Luanshya Mayor Nathan Chanda has expressed high hope that the Make Zambia Clean, Green and Healthy Campaign has a bright future in the mining town as it is a stakeholder-driven initiative.

Mayor Nathan Chanda recently said the process in which the stakeholders are voluntarily participating in the cleaning exercise every last Saturday of the month in Luanshya is awesome. "Stakeholders' participation and the realization that we are capable of changing the face of our town through the spirit of teamwork and consistent efforts have helped us all face the reality that having a clean and cholera-free Luanshya was not a farfetched dream but something which is achievable," Chanda said.

Chanda has also expressed his gratitude to various bodies like Zambia Correctional Services and the Bus, Zambia Police Service, Luanshya Municipal Council, Taxi Drivers Association, Zamefa, Shoprite to name a few including the ruling party's district leadership for demonstrating commitment to cleaning different parts of Luanshya as part of government's Make Zambia clean, green and Health campaign, as reported by Lusaka Times.

Chanda led hundreds of residents sweeping the roads, trimming the trees, removing garbage over the weekend from Welcome to Luanshya town's main entrance to Roan Mall. Some residents in Luanshya also responded on the National Cleaning Day to clean up their surroundings while others worked on their office premises. The campaign, according to Chanda, constantly inspire the residents of Luanshya to make the country cleaner, greener and much healthier with all efforts.

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