Daily Nation Newspaper

CHIEFS IN ISOKA REAFFIRM THEIR COMMITMENT OF WORKING WITH GOVT

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TRADITIONA­L leaders in programmes that Isoka district of Muchinga aim at improving the livelihood­s Province have reaffirmed of people. their commitment towards He said he is ready to provide working with the Government land to investors engaged in pushing its developmen­tal by the Government agenda forward. Solar who are willing to establish

Senior Chief Kafwimbi of industries in his chiefdom. the Namwanga People ofPumps

“I wish to assure you that Isoka district, says he will any investment opportunit­ies ensure that there is proper that work to the advantage dialogue with the Govern- of my people are welcome, ment on developmen­t matters. provided that they do something on the land

Speaking when Muchinga I give them within 2 years,” Province Permanent Secretary, he stated. Henry Mukungule paid He further commended a courtesy call on him at his the Muchinga Provincial palace yesterday, Chief Kafwimbi administra­tion for their charged that he will concerted efforts towards continue to support Government attracting foreign investors

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And Chief, Katyeye of the Tambo People of Isoka district, 5said the role of traditiona­l leaders in developmen­t can never go unrecognis­ed.

Chief Katyeye stressed that it is only through traditiona­l leaders that the Government can recognise potential investment ventures that can be undertaken in their chiefdoms.

He therefore, mentioned that this agenda can only be achieved

through continued cooperatio­n with the Government.

“My Chiefdom has great investment potential in phosphorus and I want you to bring investors to this area so that we can see how we can make use of this important mineral deposit,” he added.

Chief Katyeye however, appealed to the Government to be quick in responding to challenges that people are facing in his chiefdom such as lack of a good road network.

Meanwhile, Muchinga Province Permanent Secretary, Henry Mukungule said the Government recognises the important role that traditiona­l leaders play in developmen­t. ZANIS

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