“GIVE US A SIGNAL-ZNBC TOLD”

Authorities in Luwingu District – Northern Province maintain appealed to ZNBC management to restore radio mark to the district.
District Commissioner Patrick Chanda says the house has had no ZNBC Radio 2 mark for two months now.
Mr. Chanda, who used to be flanked by Luwingu District Council Chairperson Christine Kalinso, stated this in an interview with ZANIS in Kasama.
He stated the absence of the national broadcaster’s radio 2 mark has made it advanced for residents within the house to be updated on national matters.
And when contacted, ZNBC company affairs manager Yvette Chanda explained that the non-availability of the radio 2 mark in Luwingu used to be attributable to a broken connector for the transmitter.
Mrs. Chanda stated the company has procured a recent connector which has since been transported to the affected district.
She assured residents of Luwingu that a team of engineers will quickly mosey to the district to rectify the peril.
Mrs. Chanda stated ZNBC regrets the grief triggered to the residents of Luwingu all over the duration.