Good Morning Dear Friends,
Today I wish to celebrate the contribution of our young men and women in national development. The youth day celebrations this year are unique as they coincide with our country’s independence golden jubilee.
Today, we therefore, remember the contribution of our gallant young men and women in the fight for the political independence of our country fifty years ago. The theme for this year’s celebration is “Zambia at 50: promoting youth mainstreaming for Sustainable National Development”.
The youth can rightly be called the force that drives economic and social progress. They are the innovators and the source of productivity and progression. In this regard, our Government has established the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) which will spur economic activities and growth and create employment opportunities for our people especially the youth.
We owe the youths for they are the ones who keep the world in the continuous evolution that it is in. Happy Youth Day. MCS – 12/03/14
Matero Girls High School pupils during the First Lady’s Youth Mentorship programme at Mulungushi International Conference Centre on March 11,2014 -Picture by THOMAS NSAMA
First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba pose for a photograph with Lusaka High School pupils during the First Lady’s Mentorship programme at Mulungushi International Conference Centre on March 11,2014
Lusaka High School pupils during the First Lady’s Youth Mentorship Programme at Mulungushi International Conference Centre on march 11,2014 -Picture by THOMAS NSAMA
UNZA student Tilolele Mwanza greets First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba Sata when she arrived at Mulungushi International Conference Centre for the First Lady’s Youth Mentorship Programme
Junior Achievement Zambia Executive Director Teddy Nyansulu introduces Agriculturalist Tamara Kambikambi (r) to First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba Sata when she arrived at Mulungushi International Conference Centre
Sylvia Banda greets First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba Sata when she arrived at Mulungushi International Conference Centre for the First Lady’s Youth Mentorship Programme in Lusaka on March 11,2014 -Picture by THOMAS NSAMA
Ng’ombe High School pupils during the First Lady’s Youth Mentorship programme at Mulungushi International Conference Centre in Lusaka on March 11,2014 -Picture by THOMAS NSAMA
First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba interracts with Matero Girls High School pupils during the First Lady’s Youth Mentorship Programme at Mulungushi International Conference Centre on march 11,2014 -Picture by THOMAS NSAMA
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