he said.He described the ongoing drought and food insecurity as "a cruel visitor" that has left families hungry and livestock decimated. He called for the rehabilitation of broken boreholes, expansion of drilling programmes, and adoption of solar technology for sustainability. He called for the construction of new health facilities, improved maternity wards, regular medicine supplies, and decent housing for health workers. "The people of Binga South are tired of seeing resources allocated, but never reaching them," he said, accusing authorities of neglect.Cumanzala concluded by insisting that Binga South was not inherently poor but had been "made poor by neglect." He called for fairness, equity, and justice, urging authorities to replace decades of unfulfilled promises with tangible action.