Anthony Tapa

North western province permanent secretary willies Mangimela says the blowing off of a roof at Kikombe secondary school and other public institutions reported in the recent heavy downpour in Solwezi is regrettable. North western province permanent secretary  Willies Mangimela  (left), Ephraim Mateyo (c) and Solwezi district commissioner Rosemary Kamalonga (right). picture courtesy of Lusaka Times. And Mr Mangimela says most of the structures were not built to withstand the effects of climate change, hence being destroyed. Speaking when he visited Kikombe secondary school, Rodwell mwepu and Solwezi main market whose roofs were blown off on Monday around 18hrs, Mr Mangimela disclosed that the department of Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit (DMMU) through the office of the district commissioner has assessed the extent of the damage on the three structures. Mr Mangimela said the bill of quantity has been made and sent to DMMU headquarters, Lusaka for assistance

North Western province provincial Minister Nathaniel Mubukwanu says government has placed  priority on ensuring  it deals  with all obstacles  that are  hindering  the developmental agenda aimed at providing  inclusive sustainable development to the people. And honourable Mubukwanu says government remains  committed  to improving the lives  of its people through the implementation of livelihoods  improved  programs. He adds that among them is ensuring that they have access to clean and safe drinking water.  The minister was speaking today in Kalumbila District during handover of the Musele water project constructed by Kalumbila Minerals Limited  in Shinengene area. Honourable Mubukwanu said water is a basic need and as government , they believe access to safe , clean water is the number one priority  for community  development and should be priotised when implementing developmental programs. However, he says government alone cannot deliver development, it is only through pu

Book review by Pastor Geoffrey Njolomba. Tittle of the book reviewed: Simple words yet so Hard to say Sorry and Thank you  Author: Anthony C. Tapa. Date of review: 29 November 2019 Solwezi, North Western Province. .................................................................................... In reviewing any literally works it is useful to know the DNA of those works. Every subject has its unique DNA- a kind of a map that helps the leader to understand the writer's mind. Out of the author's own experiences, he was able to bring out the Simple, universal truths which, when obeyed, has the ability to build strong, healthy relationships between individuals, families, communities and nations. We call this, the ministry of reconciliation. Reconciliation is divine and therefore,it is our duty to lay down the foundation for health relationships. In return, we harvest peace not only with ourselves but others too. This is the KEY to peace between ourselves and othe