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Bornface Bwalya - Councilor for Raphael Chota Ward 25

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27/12/2021

CO-OPERATION AS A TOOL FOR DEVELOPMENT

I launched the painting of North Gate Police Post courtesy of Novare Mall Great North Road.

This is one of the project’s I’ve engaged the stakeholders in my WARD to contribute towards a Raphael Chota we want.

TOGETHER WE CAN!

Hon. Cllr. Borniface C. Bwalya
Raphael Chota Ward 25

23/12/2021

Yesterday, Wednesday, December 22, was a busy day for I accompanied Lusaka City Council personnel in clearing the waste dotted around my Ward.

Waste management is one of the issues I have prioritized especially with the onset of the rains to curb diseases so as to change the mindset of people in Raphael Chota Ward 25 to have a clean and healthy community.

Acting now and together for I and the community are one.

Hon. Cllr. Borniface C. Bwalya

23/11/2021

*LUSAKA CITY COUNCIL AUDITOR'S VISIT RAPHAEL CHOTA WARD 25*

Tuesday, 23 November, 2021.

Auditor's from Lusaka City Council visited Raphael Chota Ward 25 to have a spot check on project's submitted to the Council by Hon. Cllr. Bwalya. The major project identified and of urgent attention is the drainage system which has and is yet to wreck havoc to people in the Ward.

He took the Audit Team round and explained to them the challenges people face and how he's constantly engaged the Engineering Department to come and help in finding lasting solutions with regards to the drainages which ultimately leads to flooding.

Hon. Cllr. Bwalya said he will fully commit himself and will not stop knocking on the doors of the Council Administration to make sure his constituents see development as it is supposed to be.

He further stated that work should start sooner than later because expectations are high and he's equal to the task.

07/11/2021

*RAPHAEL CHOTA WARD 25 HISTORICAL GARBAGE IS NOW HISTORY*

{7 November, 2021}

Hon. Cllr. Bwalya has prioritized garbage and waste management as some of his immediate and long term commitments to the constituents of his Ward.

This has been demonstrated by clearing the historical garbage along Daniel Lisulo (Old Shoprite) Road which has been a nuisance and breeding ground of diseases.

He's urged the community to strictly adhere to right waste disposal procedure's throughout by subscribing to Community Based Enterprises (CBE's) who are into waste management to realise a clean, green and healthy society.

This is just one step of many thing's yet to come and he's pledged to work with the community through a holistic approach to solve problems affecting them for there is strength in numbers and cooperation.

03/11/2021

*COUNCILLOR BWALYA MOURNS WITH HIS WARD*

Death is such an ordeal man has not yet comprehended with as it is even more painful to lose two family members at the same time.

In their humane character and personalities, Cllr. Bwalya together with Hon. Shakafuswa, visited the house of mourning at Musamba Inn area and consoled the bereaved family.

The two leader's pledged to provide support in any way possible for the family for they know the pain and challenge's that come with a loss of a beloved one especially a breadwinner.

Later, they donated some assorted goods to cushion the burden of the affected family.

13/10/2021

ACTION BEYOND RHETORIC!

Hon. Cllr. BC Bwalya engaged the Lusaka City Council through the Engineering Department at finding solutions to the identified major problems within his Ward.

Road infrastructure, drainage system, and waste management were identified as the major vices affecting Raphael Chota Ward. This prompted him to bring Eng. Makungu from the Lusaka City Council to identify key spots which needs urgent attention before the onset of the rains.

The Hon. Cllr. Bwalya together with Eng. Makungu, and in the company of Ward Development Chairman, Mr. Gondwe, visited a number of hot spots which needs attention.

St. Paul's and Chipata Primary School in between road needs immediate attention and was given a priority number one.

07/10/2021

‘MINDSET CHANGE IS VERY IMPORTANT TO DEVELOP OUR WARD’, CLLR. BWALYA

7th October, 2021.

Hon. Cllr. BC Bwalya took time to check on some of the pressing issues affecting his Ward. He embarked on inspecting the perennial problem of flood waters that have for number of years left the people of Viswepe/GT Area helpless especially during rain season.

The problem of floods is mainly due to lack of drainages, and that of the stream that stretches from Viswepe/National Housing Authority suburbs up to the ‘Munkoyo’ area. The stream is shallow and it easily bursts letting water flow anyhow leaving a trail of destruction along its way.

However, the Councillor engaged a number of people who are victims and/or live nearby in identifying causes and finding possible solutions. One of the major cause with regards to the the stream is indiscriminate disposal of waste by the community leading to blockage hence the spillover. People have turned the stream into a dump site so as soak away by discharging effluents from their respective pit latrines.

Hon. Cllr. Bwalya called for a mindset change amongst the community members as in as much as he can engage the relevant authorities in working on the stream, if there is no mindset change, work done will equal to zero. He also told them that if need be, they should start effecting citizens arrest on culprits.

He’s promised to engage the Department of Engineering at City Council to find lasting solutions on the floods and has urged the community to work closely with his office to ensure development of Raphael Chota Ward is for them and by them.

Later, in his continued crusade against COVID-19, he visited Big Market to distribute face masks and interact with marketeers.

06/10/2021

HON. CLLR. BWALYA ELECTED AS LUSAKA CITY COUNCIL EDUCATION COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON

6 October, 2021.

Raphael Chota Ward PF Cllr. Hon. BC BWALYA was elected as a Chairperson for the Education Committee of Lusaka City Council (LCC) yesterday during a Special Meeting held at the Council Chambers. Not only is he a Chairperson but also a member of the HEALTH COMMITTEE.

He's stated that he'll ably represent the people of his Ward and deliver to expectations of his constituents. 'I will entirely commit myself to effectively lobby for my people to have an equitable share in the development of Lusaka', he said.

A prosperous and inclusive society is what he envision and during his tenure, TOGETHER WITH THE PEOPLE OF RAPHAEL CHOTA, nothing is impossible.

28/09/2021

*IMPACTFUL ENGAGEMENT FOR A COMMON DIRECTION*

28 September, 2021.

A multifaceted development process to realize a greater Raphael Chota Ward is what every person, the community, and all stakeholders are demanding for hence the OPEN DOOR policy by Hon. Cllr. Bwalya.

In his continued familiarization tour and engagement with the community, he was invited by Sr. Paula and her team at St. Paul's Catholic Church Child Protection Centre to find means on how they can create a common direction as regards to vices affecting the community. Notes were exchanged from both sides-the Councillor's and Child Protection Centre-on ways to effectively find holistic approaches in dealing with ills affecting Chipata Compound and surrounding areas.

No one holds the monopoly of intelligence and Hon. Cllr. Bwalya has assured the Centre for he shall work hand-in-hand with them in creating a conducive environment for a better future.

The Child Protection Centre also reiterated their commitment to work with civic leader's and ready to collaborate and champion the plight of orphan's and vulnerable person's.

Hon. Cllr. Bwalya also took the opportunity to donate 500 face masks to the Children Protection Centre, and also extended the gesture to St. Paul's School in his continued crusade against COVID-19.

27/09/2021

*RAPHAEL CHOTA WARD PF HON. CLLR. BC BWALYA ON A FAMILIARIZATION TOUR*

27 September, 2021.

Hon. Cllr. BC Bwalya has continued his engagement programme with the community to thank them for entrusting him as their representative and also familiarize himself with the challenges, solutions, and opportunities Raphael Chota Ward has. This was coupled with the distribution of face masks to combat the fight against COVID-19 especially in crowded areas like Katambalala Market.

Hon. Cllr. Bwalya also touched on unity of purpose by preaching love and coexistence as the only way of achieving meaningful development. He extended his open door policy to the ruling party youth to work together with his office as this is the only way he, and the people of Raphael Chota, can guarantee a shared and prosperous future.

Servant and effective leadership is what will characterize his tenure, and bridging the gap between leaders and people is what he intends to w**d out as he believes any meaningful and sustainable development can only be achieved when everyone is dancing to the same tune regardless of political affiliation. This is one of his deliberate attempts to create open spaces especially in governance and leadership for the youth and women.

He emphasized on the need for cooperation as a base for developmental agenda in his Ward, and everyone to be a ‘brothers keeper’.

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