Kasungu District Council has launched its second hygiene and sanitation campaign, targeting public spaces amid calls for communities to take greater responsibility for cleanliness. Kasungu District Council vice-chairperson Tereza Kanyukuta said the council is committed to ensuring that the campaign continues beyond its launch. Kasungu District Commissioner Dr Lawford Palani said the council has established special committees to monitor the campaign and ensure that hygiene activities continue across the district. Senior Chief Kaomba welcomed the initiative, saying it demonstrated the government’s commitment to promoting hygiene and sanitation. The campaign is being implemented under Hygiene and Sanitation Executive Order Number 2, with Kasungu authorities expected to sustain monitoring and stakeholder participation to ensure the initiative continues beyond the launch.