By Rahim Abdul
Malawi Congress Party (MCP) aspiring Member of Parliament for Ndirande Matope Nkolokoti constituency, Andrew Juma Chisawa, has officially launched his manifesto ahead of the upcoming elections.
The launch took place on Tuesday during a meeting where he invited all traditional leaders from the area to witness the unveiling of his development plans.
In his manifesto, Chisawa highlighted several key priorities aimed at improving the lives of people in the constituency. Among them is strengthening security in the area, which he said has been plagued by frequent acts of violence and theft.
Chisawa revealed that he has already engaged the Inspector General of Police on the matter, and the police chief has agreed to work with him to ensure enhanced security once he is voted into office.
Another major plan in his manifesto is the construction of a modern hospital within the constituency. He explained that many residents currently travel long distances to access healthcare services, a challenge he is determined to address.
On youth empowerment, Chisawa pledged to establish a technical college in the area to equip young people with diverse vocational skills that will enable them to become self-reliant and reduce unemployment.
In the education sector, he expressed his desire to build a secondary school in the constituency since there is currently none. He also promised to construct perimeter fences around Matope and Hammer primary schools to ensure the safety of learners, as the schools are located close to the main road, posing risks to children.
Chisawa emphasized that all these development projects are achievable if the people of Ndirande Matope Nkolokoti vote for him in the upcoming elections scheduled for September 16 this year.
He concluded by urging voters to make a choice that will bring lasting change and development to their area.
