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Fresh Cholera Cases Recorded In Lusaka, Ndola
LUSAKA has recorded 16 new cholera cases in the last 48 hours at the Bauleni and Kanyama treatment centres, bringing the total number to 428 since the disease broke out last month.
Lusaka provincial medical officer Kennedy Malama confirmed the development in an interview in Lusaka yesterday.
One person from George Township was received dead on arrival at the Matero treatment centre on Saturday, raising the number of cholera deaths in Lusaka to four.
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Pwanya Nini
March 29, 2016 at 4:30 am
1) Is God in-control (all-powerful)? 2) Does that matter to my faith?
The whole “why do bad things happen to good people?” and “if God is wholly benevolent and loving, how can he condemn the people in rural locations who can’t hear about Jesus (specifically),” was the start of this discussion. The feasible response so far is: God gives humans free will (and this, an act of pure love), but intrinsically free will requires a “wrong” way, or free will is not free. So people can and do choose to fail and fall into depravity and sin and do things pride fully on their own. This God watches with a heavy heart, but still WANTS all to be reconciled to Him and He makes a way for this escape to reconciliation through Jesus. The world is still chaotic, there are still people dying every day from starvation and sickness and disease (Cholera, HIV Aids, & Ebola); even if these are consequences of the free-willed creation, how can we claim that God is “all-powerful” and “in-control” if he gives up his power, the decision-making, to the humans he created?
New Educated Zambia©√
March 29, 2016 at 7:46 am
Ati we have a working government kwisa? Surely in 2016 we are still getting cholera. Diseases which are a thing of 6he the past in western world. Bane let us wake up and vote in upnd which will give priority to health and not pf where priorities are lungus salary increase
IF NOT
March 29, 2016 at 1:10 pm
You ‘ve got eyes but cannot see or appreciate, no wonder your preferred candidate will never rule this nation.
Never eat with a fool
March 29, 2016 at 4:46 pm
Cholera is due to ifiko in the country. I think the government should ban the marketeers who display their products on the ground. Maningi dust and bacteria. Who really eat the food sold on the floor? Government should do there part too by hiring more council workers to clean the garbage in towns also put more chlorine in that water bane. We are tired of drinking amafi.
Never eat with a fool
March 29, 2016 at 4:50 pm
Ba council is to blame people drink poop water in zed. Ifiko maningi. Clean them pipes please and add more chlorine to that dirty water bane.
Christine Kasonde
March 29, 2016 at 7:32 pm
awareness is important Maiden Publishing House has published booklets let us prevent cholera.in seven Zambian languages and English. Please help by funding dissemination of the booklets. Save lives
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nato
March 30, 2016 at 4:29 pm
as long as we have unregulated street vending, we wont be able to control cholera.we know people have no jobs and they need to make a living by street vending but it needs to be regulated not the scenario we have now, where even food staffs are sold openly.
Christine Kasonde
March 30, 2016 at 4:46 pm
We need communities to come together and clean up our surroundings and streets and have the stuff collected. It is about time plastics were banned in Zambia. Chain stores should start by giving orders to women to make cloth shopping bags. .I was in Town centre this morning escorting my sister and was shocked to see so much dirt. Drinking places worse.Nyumba yanga market bars should be closed.We do not need to have so many people die from a preventable diseases. This is not Government problem it is ours
Rhino Marcopolo
March 31, 2016 at 11:03 am
Useless PF.
ps
March 31, 2016 at 9:56 pm
a town with no drainage working were every were is dumpsite, in lumumba street even cairo human drops every were ati we hav a working govt. nangu niwebo cadre waufwako isoni wemwinefye. ifyabupuba useless idiot.
ps
March 31, 2016 at 9:58 pm
a town with no drainage working were every were is dumpsite, in lumumba street even cairo human drops every were ati we hav a working govt. nangu niwebo cadre waufwako isoni wemwinefye. but the cash is taken by the cadres not council. ifyabupuba useless idiot.
ps
March 31, 2016 at 10:05 pm
useless sangwapo.
Big Nose
April 1, 2016 at 6:21 pm
its global even in USA and UK there is cholera says chishimba kambwili