4.8 million Kwacha, according to Mufumbwe Member of Parliament ELIOT KAMONDO, will be used to buy desks for the district’s schools.
By the end of 2023, Mr. Kamondo claims, there would be no learner seats left on the floor.
When Kashima West and the renovated Community school were given to the locals in the Mufumbwe district, he said this.
According to Mr. KAMONDO, the CDF funds increased from 1.6 million to 28.3 million. Kwacha is a resounding testament to the President’s good intentions for the Zambian people.
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