FOR visually impaired pupil Enock Mutale, attending Ndola Lions School for the Visually Impaired is a privilege he once feared would remain out of reach. The Lusaka City Council reports that, thanks to support from the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) Secondary Boarding School Bursary Component, Mutale is today not only in school but also pursuing an education that is shaping his future and restoring hope. Like many vulnerable learners across Zambia, Enock faced financial barriers that threatened to interrupt his education. The bursary has lifted that burden, allowing him to concentrate on his studies instead of worrying about school fees and boarding costs. For him, the programme represents more than financial assistance; it represents opportunity. “The programme has helped me…
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