Citizen Cannot Afford The Current Price Of Fertilizer-Makwangwala-Malawi Freedom Network

April 12, 2022April 12, 2022 by Malawi Freedom Network

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Senior Chief Makwangwala of Ntcheu says government should continue with the implementation of Affodable Inputs Programme in the country; claiming the citizery cannot afford the current price of fertilizer.

The chief also says the coming of President Dr Lazarus Chakwera in the district is historic; saying it is the first since he was voted into power in 2020.

He has however asked the president to consider the district with developmental activities; adding people in the district are committed to working with the government.

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