Child activist, Henry Kabwe, has called on parents and government leaders to prioritize Early Childhood Education (ECE), emphasizing that it is a necessity, not a luxury.
Speaking in an interview with RCV News in Lusaka today, Mr. Kabwe stressed that early childhood education is a critical foundation for national development, as the country’s progress depends on the well-being and education of children aged 0-8.
“Early childhood education is the foundation upon which a nation’s development is built,” said Mr. Kabwe.
He further urged government and parents to invest in ECE, stating that such efforts will create a pathway for a brighter and more prosperous future.
By Elizabeth Mutale
