Prophet Shepherd Bushiri has hailed President Lazarus Chakwera’s government for the continued support towards his Goshen City Project being implemented in Monkey Bay, Mangochi.
Bushiri said this after Minister of Tourism, Michael Usi visited the Goshen City to appreciate progress of the project.
Speaking during the visit, Usi said President Chakwera fully supports the Project as it is in line with his vision of job creation, boosting tourism sector and economic growth.
Usi added that President Chakwera is determined to see the project completed and he is going to do everything possible to make sure it is a success.
On his part, Bushiri expressed gratitude for the support that President Chakwera Is showing to the project.
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