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Architects Attribute Floods to Non-adherence to Development Plans

The Zambia Institute of Architects (ZIA) has warned that failure to adhere to approved development...

Architects Attribute Floods to Non-adherence to Development Plans

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The Zambia Institute of Architects (ZIA) has warned that failure to adhere to approved development plans is contributing to flooding in communities. Institute President Musunka Silungwe said developers must ensure construction follows approved plans and meets required professional and quality standards. Speaking to ZNBC News, Mr. Silungwe explained that the consequences of poorly planned infrastructure are evident in settlements that lack proper drainage and essential services. Meanwhile, developer Chola Mushota has advised property owners to seek professional guidance and obtain approval from local authorities before starting construction. He stressed that proper planning is particularly important for business properties, as attractive and functional infrastructure depends on sound planning.

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