Feature: Cycling program keeping Zambian youth from harmful activities


  • World
  • Wednesday, 29 Nov 2023

LIVINGSTONE, Zambia, Nov. 28 (Xinhua) -- For many youths in Zambia's tourist capital Livingstone, access to sporting and other recreational programs was a pipe dream in the past, which forced many of them to resort to excessive alcohol consumption or engage in harmful activities.

However, the establishment of Impact Generation Global Movement, an entity that was formed in March 2022 to provide young people in Livingstone town with the tools and support they need to stay away from drugs, overcome behavioral challenges, and address mental health issues is helping to change the narrative.

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