Lusaka became the capital city of Zambia in May 1935. It is a metropolis, which provides a home to about two and half million (2.5M) inhabitants of many different nationalities.
The Lusaka National Museum is situated along the Independence Avenue, next to the Freedom Statue. It is open daily from 09:00am to 16:30pm except on Christmas and New Years days.
A number of roads under formula one have been tarred with drainage works along side and activities are still going on in the area of unblocking drains to prepare for the rain season.
As a fast growing metropolitan city, Lusaka has a substantial number of shopping complexes and markets to cater for it’s entire diverse population’s needs.
Lusaka City Council has embarked on a series of street lights maintenance works. The works involve replacement of fused lamps and other related switch gears. AIRPORT ROAD STREET LIGHTS Lusaka City Council through the Ministry of Local Government and Housing has procured all the materials for street lighting on the airport road. The project zone […]
Lusaka District has in the recent past recorded an increase of cases of dog bites arising from stray dogs. In a survey conducted by the District Community Health Office indicate that from January to February 19, 2014 a number of cases from different townships were recorded as follows: Kanyama-41, George-37, Chipata-36, Chawama-33, Chelstone-19 and Matero-19. […]
The Road Development Agency (RDA) last year (2013) awarded a contract to AVIC International (Z) Limited for the expansion, design and upgrading of approximately 408 kilometers of Lusaka City Roads including interchange, bus bays and walkways under the L400 project. The Contractor has so far been working on Mumbwa and Kabanana roads and this year […]
