Speaking at the event, Lilayi Police Training College, Commissioner of Police, Mubita Nawa, says the garbage bins will contribute to the principle of cleanliness, which is an integral part of life for all the police officers. Speaking at the same event, Christian Foundation for National Development Director, Mike Siapengwa says that development starts with the community, which underscores the importance of youth’s participation in development projects. Mr Siapenga added that he is hopeful that the donation will be a reminder that every small effort contributes to a cleaner country and a more disciplined and proud police service.
Meanwhile, Heavenly Culture, World Peace, World Peace Restoration of Light (HWPL) International Liaison, Eustace Bae, who partnered with CFND, added that the gesture is in line with his organisation’s project of a Crime Free Zone Lusaka. He added that the project is based on a broken window theory, which asserts that disorder in the environment has an effect on crime rates as the people feel that the area is not being taken care of. Mr Bae added that when the youths drive change, everyone can make a difference in the community.
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