THE World Health Organisation (WHO) says it is ready to work with government to strengthen water and sanitation interventions aimed at tackling cholera. WHO Country Representative Dr Clement Lasuba says health is shaped by factors beyond the Ministry of Health, stressing that most diseases in Zambia are preventable and require the involvement of multiple stakeholders. Speaking during a courtesy call on the Ministry of Local Government, Wednesday, Dr Lasuba said health challenges begin at household and community level before escalating to district, provincial and national concerns. “This morning I’m here on one agenda time, when we think of health primarily, we think it is the responsibility of the Ministry of Health, but health is also informed by factors that are...




