All around Lusaka, there's garbage everywhere, and this needs to change as soon as we take office this week. Our beautiful city cannot continue to be… - Maureen Mwanawasa

Lusaka is dirty, and the litter is pervasive. Many of us desire to live in a clean city, free from uncollected garbage and indiscriminate waste disposal. Let's come together to make this a reality. On August 11, vote for us as your mayor, and we promise to restore cleanliness to Lusaka.

The indiscriminate disposal of garbage in Lusaka is alarming. Everywhere you turn—west, east, north, or south—there is litter. This is unacceptable. Would you want your home to be filled with garbage and surrounded by foul odors? Of course not. We must prioritize hygiene to stay healthy and fit. It is our responsibility to keep our city clean, not just for ourselves, but also for visitors and future generations.

PF should understand that no Zambian will enter a polling booth on an empty stomach to cast a vote for them unless something is seriously amiss. People are struggling to put food on the table, and life has become exceedingly expensive. You expect them to vote for you while they are hungry, after you contributed to their suffering? It simply doesn't work that way.