President Rupiah Banda has said he was commitment to provide all Zambians with access to clean water and good healthcare.
In a statement to commemorate World Water Day, released Special assistant to the President for press and public relations Dickson Jere, President Banda said: "I am committed to providing for all Zambians, based on genuine need. Access to clean water is a basic requirement of all human life, which I am keen to address with initiatives such as the installation of more boreholes in rural locations. With achievements like this we will maintain steady growth, looking to a future where all Zambians enjoy a good education, access to good healthcare and benefit from a prosperous economy."
World Water Day was established in 1992 by the United Nations General Assembly and encourages governments and organizations around the world to actively engage in addressing urban water management challenges
In a statement to commemorate World Water Day, released Special assistant to the President for press and public relations Dickson Jere, President Banda said: "I am committed to providing for all Zambians, based on genuine need. Access to clean water is a basic requirement of all human life, which I am keen to address with initiatives such as the installation of more boreholes in rural locations. With achievements like this we will maintain steady growth, looking to a future where all Zambians enjoy a good education, access to good healthcare and benefit from a prosperous economy."
World Water Day was established in 1992 by the United Nations General Assembly and encourages governments and organizations around the world to actively engage in addressing urban water management challenges
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