Editor,
As a resident of Kitwe's Kwacha East, I appreciate the work of Kitwe City Council. However, let the council go and see some of the buildings in the power line area. People are in danger.

It is gratifying to note that the Football Association of Zambia has finally announced the gate charges for the Zambia vs Lesotho game slated for the Levy Mwanawasa Stadium on June 8.

The honouring of our first Republican president Dr Kenneth Kaunda by the AU is welcome and has come at the right time.

Former Bank of Zambia governor Caleb Fundanga's contribution on the removal of subsidies in The Post of Thursday, May 23, is what I can term informative and educative debate.

Allow me to express my displeasure with Kitwe traffic police officers.

Editor,
I am appealing to the Kitwe City Council to kindly stop those who are selling chibuku, kachasu and katobo in shebeens and grocery stores as they are spoiling some school-going children especially those in Buchi.
Mashaka Kapasi in Chimwemwe, Kitwe

I firstly would like to concur with Peter's sentiments in his letter in yesterday's paper.

University students must use other ways of resolving problems like dialoguing with the government.

Allow me to applaud the government of the Republic of Zambia, DBZ, the Private-Public Drivers' Association and Higer Bus Company for the good initiative they have come up with to empower poor Zambians by providing them with soft loans to acquire buses that will help them to put more many in their pockets.

After a week of deep reflection on the removal of subsidies, I have decided to humbly add my voice to the debate.