Problems In Zambia

I come from the beautiful country of Zambia where people are always friendly and helpful. They are understanding that someone from another country may not learn all there is to learn. Zambia is one of the few countries in Africa that has political stability. Having mentioned all this there are problems that Zambia experiences these are discussed below as well as what I can do to contribute to the development.
1. Littering
Most African countries usually have little or no information given to littering. This becomes hazardous as it could destroy the land. In Zambia, there is very little being done about recycling. People tend to dig holes at the back of the house and throw their rubbish there. When the hole is full they burn the rubbish (destroying

Many university graduates are reduced to working in a wholesale shop as a receptionist as their qualification does not match the job requirements. The other cause of this would also result from the structural change of the economy. A change in production methods as well as techniques can result in a drop in demand of people with particular qualification skills. The solution to this problem would be to provide training to the workers.
3. Poor roads or no roads
In Zambia, there is an increased number of people that own motor vehicles however as this number increases the roads are not increasing. Vehicles that may be delivering goods end up having to deliver spoilt goods as the goods have been exposed to the sun for too long. What I can do is to engage with government and other organisations to help build more roads that will attract tourists and investors that will help grow the economy.
4. Power

This is due to lack of poverty that rages the streets of Zambia. A house may be constructed using blacking and a ceiling with one or no window. Due to this electricity cannot be connected and for children that would need to study but are not able to. Poverty is a big concern for many Zambians. In my hands, this problem would be solved by engaging with investors. These investors will build on the land that is owned by someone and possess that infrastructure for the next five years after that the property will solely belong to the landowner. This will attract construction companies to the country, therefore causing development.

Life is not about a smooth road but it has bumps, pitfalls and stops sign. There will be several obstacles that I will face when looking to contribute to the development of Zambia. These are discussed below:
1. People not willing to work towards seeing a cleaner place or lack of cooperation.
2. New technology can be strange for some, due to lack of information about solar panels and their benefits is another obstacle.
3. Training may be made available but people may view it as wasting time.
4. Participation of government in projects can be very slow or in some cases may not take place at all.
5. Buying land can be costly and it is because of this that people may not be open to an idea where they are not able to see the profits then and