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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 85974, member: 27"]
Bank cash buys cleaning gear, council cheers, cholera fears hang over Blantyre, and everyone gets told to pull their weight.

Sanitation boost lands at city council
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[*]National Bank of Malawi dropped K15 million worth of cleaning equipment at Blantyre City Council.
[*]Donation targets sanitation and basic maintenance gaps.
[*]Residents promised cleaner streets and facilities.
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Big CSR money behind the move
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[*]Part of a wider K200 million corporate responsibility program.
[*]Aimed at councils across Malawi.
[*]Health and sanitation sit at the center of the plan.
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The bank explains the logic
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[*]William Chatsala says cleaner cities protect public health.
[*]Frames sanitation as a shared duty with councils and residents.
[*]Signals openness to more development partnerships.
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Council links gear to campaigns
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[*]Isaac Jomo Osman calls the timing spot on.
[*]Ties support the Keep Blantyre Clean push.
[*]Says service delivery upgrades are already rolling.
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Public warned to step up
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[*]Residents urged to use facilities properly.
[*]Cholera cases flagged as a growing concern.
[*]Cleanliness is pitched as everyone’s responsibility.
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What actually got delivered
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[*]Gear stack features gumboots and PVC gloves.
[*]Brooms and related sanitation tools added.
[*]Equipment heads straight to frontline cleaning crews.
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