By Shaffie A Mtambo
Aspiring Member of Parliament for Nkolokoti Ndirande Matope Constituency,Andrew Juma Chisawa, has urged Malawians to maintain peace as the country heads to elections on September 16.
Chisawa made these at Makhetha in Blantyre after teaching youth how to make sausages and soap.
The MP’s call for peace is a timely reminder of the importance of stability and calm during this critical period in the country’s democratic process.
Chisawa’s initiative to teach youth how to make sausages and soap is part of his efforts to empower his constituents with practical skills.
The program aims to promote self-reliance and entrepreneurship in the community.
“I implemented this program for my people to give them an opportunity to be independent,” said Chisawa.
Group Village Headman Matope thanked Chisawa for introducing the project and also advised the youth to work hard in acquiring various skills.
Matope’s endorsement of the program highlights its potential to make a positive impact on the community.
The training session on making sausages and soap was a success, with twenty people awarded certificates after completing the lesson.
This follows a similar event in April, where 18 people were awarded certificates after completing the seminar.
Chisawa’s initiative has been well-received by the community, with many participants expressing gratitude for the opportunity to acquire new skills.
The program is expected to have a positive impact on the local economy and help reduce unemployment.
