By Burnett Munthali
Aspirant shadow Member of Parliament, Honorable Andrew Nkopoliwa, is taking decisive action to address the pressing water needs in Zomba Thondwe by fixing boreholes in the community.
This community, until recently, had no reliable access to clean water, with residents depending on a river for their daily water needs.
The situation has been dire for many years, as residents of Zomba Thondwe faced the dangers of drinking untreated water, which often led to waterborne diseases and health risks.
Honorable Nkopoliwa’s initiative is focused on providing a sustainable solution to the water crisis in the area by installing functional boreholes.
The project is an effort to bring a smile to the faces of the community members, who have long suffered the challenges of unreliable and unsafe water sources.
By installing boreholes, Nkopoliwa aims to provide access to clean, safe drinking water, which is essential for improving the health and well-being of the people in the community.
This initiative is part of Nkopoliwa’s broader vision of empowering communities and addressing basic needs such as access to clean water, which are often overlooked in remote areas.
The community’s water challenges have been a critical issue for years, and Nkopoliwa’s efforts are seen as a step toward transforming the living conditions in Zomba Thondwe.
Those who have expressed interest in supporting this noble cause are encouraged to contribute, with the understanding that even a small amount can make a significant impact.
Nkopoliwa has emphasized that a contribution as low as MWK 2,000 can go a long way in helping fund the project and bring clean water to the community.
For those interested in contributing, Nkopoliwa has provided a contact number—0999135761—where donations can be made to support the initiative.
In addition to the call for donations, Nkopoliwa is committed to keeping the public informed about the progress of the project.
Updates, including live photos and videos, will be shared to show the impact of the contributions and highlight the difference the donations are making on the ground.
The decision to share live updates is intended to create transparency and foster a sense of ownership among those supporting the cause.
It is also a way of showing appreciation to those who have supported the project by providing visual evidence of how their contributions are being used.
The initiative has already generated a sense of community among those who are working together to improve the quality of life for the people of Zomba Thondwe.
While Nkopoliwa’s focus is on fixing the boreholes, his broader mission is to create lasting change in Zomba Thondwe by addressing essential needs such as access to water, education, and healthcare.
By taking on this project, Nkopoliwa is setting an example of leadership that is grounded in social responsibility and a commitment to improving the lives of ordinary citizens.
The call to action is a testament to the power of collective efforts, with everyone playing a part in making a difference.
As the project progresses, it is hoped that more community members will come forward to support the cause and help bring about lasting change in Zomba Thondwe.
The work being done by Honorable Andrew Nkopoliwa serves as a reminder of the importance of leadership that is grounded in addressing the everyday needs of the people.
Through efforts such as these, communities across Malawi can look to a future where access to basic needs like clean water is no longer a struggle but a reality for all.
