The construction of the biggest  Secondary in Kafue District, funded by the World Bank at a cost of  K 19 million under the Zambia Education Enhancement Project (ZEEP) is progressing well.

ZANIS reports that Soloboni Day Secondary School,   under construction will consist of 12 staff houses, one by three science block, two classroom blocks, two2 ablution blocks,one by two computer laboratory, home economics facility, a school hall,  administration block, and a sick bay.

The construction of the new school, which is at the foundation level, commenced late last year and is expected to be completed in the second quarter of 2025.

Kafue District Commissioner Maurice Hikapulwe who visited the construction site expressed happiness on the progress made so far.

“This is a mass construction of a school project supported by the Government through the World Bank, and so far the works are progressing well,” said Mr Hikapulwe.

Mr Hikapulwe noted that the new School project will not only create more learning spaces for learners in the district but also create jobs for the youth.

He added that the labor- intensive contract project has also brought business to the local suppliers.

“This project is so big, and it has created employment for the lock people and boosted the business of local suppliers in the district,” stated Mr Hikapulwe