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Government is losing over K4 million from uncollected revenue by the local authorities country wide.
ZANIS reports that the Zambia National Marketeers Credit Association (ZANAMACA) president Mupila Kameya said the colossal sums of money if properly managed can help bring sanity to the surroundings in the markets.
He has since appealed to President Edgar Lungu to consider enforcing the Market Act in order to empower and strengthen the local authorities.
“We do not need any external aid to improve the sector”, Mr Kameya said.
He added that Zambia has the capacity to end poverty and create jobs for its people and that all that the marketeers need was a vibrant, committed and action oriented leadership to be placed in the right positions in order to support the PF vision.
Mr Kameya said ZANAMACA is ready to work with the government of the day in supporting the local authorities implement the Market Act which has remained dormant for many years.
The Market Act is a law which was passed by parliament to allow councils run all markets in the country.
This entails that councils should be legitimised to collect revenue which in turn will be used to clean markets, streets and create more jobs for the many unemployed youths.
