VICTOR KALALANDA, Lusaka
AMON Bwalya, 26, stays with seven other students in a relatively tiny room that was originally meant for only two students.
The two bed spaces in his room now hold four students each, with two custom-made wardrobes forming a demarcation, leaving nearly no space for one to move around.
To put it bluntly, the hostel is crammed like a cell of several inmates. Its aesthetic appeal, if at all it once had any, is all gone. http://epaper.daily-mail.co.zm/
