KITWE City Council has ordered street vendors to vacate the streets by today following a recorded case of cholera in the city. In a statement, Town Clerk Patrick Kambita said the council had intensified hygiene measures to prevent the spread of cholera. He added that adequate trading spaces, clean water and sanitation facilities were available in the markets. “The city of Kitwe has recorded one case of cholera believed to be imported from another district. To limit the spread of the disease, the local authority is implementing heightened hygiene measures to regulate trading in the city. We earlier issued a notice to street vendors to relocate to markets where conducive trading space has been made available by 20th October 2026....




