Lady Muzo

20/08/2026

AND JUST LIKE THAT… WE ARE IN NDOLA...

A lot has happened today, and honestly, I am speechless as I type this.

Today, we donated 50 bus bins at Mulungushi Bus Station in Ndola, Copperbelt Province as we pilot the TAKE IT TO THE BIN bus-bin initiative here.

Who would have thought that an initiative that started with daily reminders on buses, and a simple call asking 100 people to contribute K35 towards a bin, would take us all the way to Ndola?

And this is where Ecobridge Foundation, through Ruth Riches and Febby Syansangu, came in. Ecobridge believes in meeting people where they are, supporting their initiatives and being a bridge to opportunities and today, they helped us turn an idea into something tangible.

What made today even more special was seeing so many stakeholders come together: Sun fm, Luna Lifestyle TV, Ndola City Council the Zambia Police Service, the Bus Drivers Association and the Department of Public Health.

I was also given an opportunity to speak to the bus drivers, and my message was simple: this campaign is not for the Council, Ecobridge, TAKE IT TO THE BIN, or any one organisation. It is for Zambia.

We need everyone to come on board.

It would be beautiful to see bus drivers themselves mobilising and supporting the installation of bins on their buses. We cannot continue losing children to preventable diseases, watching homes suffer from floods, and seeing our beautiful environment become dirtier while we wait for someone else to act.

We all have a role to play.

Today, 50 bins are in Ndola. But this is only the beginning.

Thank you to every stakeholder who showed up, supported, listened, partnered and believed in this initiative.

And to Ecobridge Foundation—thank you for being the bridge that helped take this idea beyond where it started.

TAKE IT TO THE BIN.
Remember, litter kills long after you are gone...

Sun FM Zambia , Luna Lifestyle TV

20/08/2026

What a privilege! Thank you so much to sun fm and Ecobridge for making this possible.. fikapanga sense

27/07/2026

Just imagine!! You will not only be proud of you, but Zambia will be greatful to you. Thank you

27/07/2026

Kindly support the Movement. CAN BE CLEAN and TOGETHER WE CAN... Lusaka Integrated Solid Waste Management Company Limited , Mwewa Television

17/07/2026

Poetry....Dear future husband.. be ready for my art🤩🥰🩵🤍

17/07/2026

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14/07/2026

Please

08/07/2026

How are you helping ensure that the products you put into our hands don't end up polluting the environment we all share?

That is the question playing in my head for 3 days now...

During one of my usual TAKE IT TO THE BIN bus campaigns, after I had finished speaking, a passenger asked me:
"Madam, we have many companies producing the products we consume every day. How are they supporting Zambia to ensure that the packaging from those products is disposed of correctly?"

I paused while thinking to myself, should I talk about the symbol of throwing in the bin🚮 that is attached on every product or simply keep quiet?

Then quickly I gave a simple response which I think was the best then...I simply said,
"That's a very good question. I will endeavor to find out."

Since that conversation, I have been thinking....

We often talk about the role of the community, local authorities, and government in keeping Zambia clean. But what about the companies whose products we consume every day?

This is not a question of blame it is a question of learning.
I would love to visit some of Zambia's manufacturing companies to better understand:
✅️What initiatives are already in place to promote responsible waste disposal?
✅️What role do they see themselves playing in keeping Zambia clean?
✅️What challenges do they face in trying to make a difference?
✅️And how can citizen movements like TAKE IT TO THE BIN work alongside them?

Zambian Breweries , BigTree Beverages LTD , Coca-Cola , Coca-Cola , Hungry Lion , Zambeef Products Plc , May I kindly visit.. I would like to listen, learn, and discover how we can collectively build a cleaner Zambia.

And I am 💯 % sure that when asked any question about works different companies are doing to ensure a clean Zambia, I surely will have a response for my community that will motivate them to continue sharing this message knowing that government, private sector and communities are speaking the same language...

Remember to TAKE IT TO THE BIN...

08/07/2026

Oh my!!!!. I just opened Facebook and I saw a picture that looked like me and honestly I got confused for a minute! But after looking again I realized the G.O.A.T in this space of environmental protection, Climate Action and recycling is recognizing our contribution. I am speechless, happy and grateful.
This means alot.
Thank you so much Boss Martin Mulenga .