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The council has successfully commissioned five new boreholes in Siachilaba Ward, providing clean water access to over 2,000 residents. The project was funded through a partnership with international donors and local contributions.
The council has commenced the rehabilitation of the 35km Lusulu-Kariyangwe road to improve transportation and market access for local farmers. The project is expected to be completed within six months.
Binga RDC has begun a series of public consultations across all 21 wards to gather community input for the 2026 annual budget. Residents are encouraged to participate and share their priorities.
The renovation of Siabuwa Rural Health Center has been completed, featuring new maternity ward, solar power system, and water supply infrastructure. The facility now serves over 5,000 residents.
The annual Binga Cultural Festival will take place from July 10-12 at Binga Center. The event will showcase traditional Tonga music, dance, food, and crafts, celebrating the district's rich cultural heritage.
The council, in partnership with Tech4All Foundation, has launched digital learning centers in five secondary schools across the district. Each center is equipped with computers, internet, and solar power.
A new farmers market has opened in Pashu Business Center, providing local farmers with a dedicated space to sell their produce. The market operates every Tuesday and Friday from 7am to 2pm.
A new solar power project has been launched to provide electricity to 500 households in Dobola and Siansundu wards. The project includes solar home systems and community charging stations.
The council has issued 200 land certificates to residents in Manjolo and Simatelele wards, formalizing their land ownership. This initiative aims to enhance tenure security and reduce land disputes.
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