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informed when it comes to roofing. Read on to learn more.As you prepare to get
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possible. If your contractor does not do this, question them about how the
nails will be found and removed from your property.If you will be going up on
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dangerous and a fall can be devastating. Using a harness will help to ensure no
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traction too.Check that a prospective roofing contractor carries liability
insurance. This is a good sign of the reliability of the contractor. In addition,
if they have an accident or cause serious damage to your roof, you won't be
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When you install a metal roof on your home, make sure
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Keep young children and pets inside so they cannot be injured by falling
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beforehand.Inspect, or have someone else inspect your roof regularly. Keeping
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In
an interview, chief Mukuni of the Toka Leya people of Kazungula said there was
need to expand the runways at the Ndola, Lusaka and Livingstone international
airports so as to attract more direct flights into Zambia.He said it was
possible to make Zambia a hub of the southern Africa region for air travel.
On street vendors, chief Mukuni, who is also a tour operator managing the Mukuni Big Five, said there were a lot of lessons to be learnt by other cities on how Livingstone had managed to move vendors out of the streets."The street vendors must be congratulated together with the Minister of Tourism Sylvia Masebo for making Livingstone what it is today. For them to have accepted to go peacefully where they are, I have a very soft spot for them. To me, there is nothing more patriotic than what they (street vendors) did," he said.Chief Mukuni said dialogue led to solutions on the issue of street vendors and said he was happy that some of the vendors had been engaged by the council to work on landscaping and greening the city.Masebo, in partnership with the council and state police, recently managed to relocatethe vendors to a new market called the "Green Market" to bring sanity to the tourist capital."A lot can be learnt by the other cities over Livingstone. It shows that when you sit around the table, solutions can be found. Even the business houses are painting and re-roofing their places," he said.Chief Mukuni said he was happy that the hospitality industry had agreed to reduce the cost of accommodation in Livingstone ahead of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation general assembly to be cohosted by Zambia and Zimbabwe.
On street vendors, chief Mukuni, who is also a tour operator managing the Mukuni Big Five, said there were a lot of lessons to be learnt by other cities on how Livingstone had managed to move vendors out of the streets."The street vendors must be congratulated together with the Minister of Tourism Sylvia Masebo for making Livingstone what it is today. For them to have accepted to go peacefully where they are, I have a very soft spot for them. To me, there is nothing more patriotic than what they (street vendors) did," he said.Chief Mukuni said dialogue led to solutions on the issue of street vendors and said he was happy that some of the vendors had been engaged by the council to work on landscaping and greening the city.Masebo, in partnership with the council and state police, recently managed to relocatethe vendors to a new market called the "Green Market" to bring sanity to the tourist capital."A lot can be learnt by the other cities over Livingstone. It shows that when you sit around the table, solutions can be found. Even the business houses are painting and re-roofing their places," he said.Chief Mukuni said he was happy that the hospitality industry had agreed to reduce the cost of accommodation in Livingstone ahead of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation general assembly to be cohosted by Zambia and Zimbabwe.
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