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United Party for National Development President, Hakainde Hichilema has
promised to set up agro processing industries in eastern province as a way of
growing the local economy and creating employment opportunities for the locals.
And UPND parliamentary candidate for Vubwi constituency in Chadiza in the
Eastern Province, Hebert Banda says the 20 years of MMD misrule is coming to an
end after the September 20 polls as people were anxious for real change.
Addressing a series of campaign rallies in eastern province, Hichilema said
his party once elected in office will put in place policies that will
facilitate the creation of processing industries in places where there is
massive agriculture potential.
Mr Hichilema said the UPND government will put to an end the current trend
were agro products such as groundnuts produced within the province are
transported out to urban places without any value added thereby depriving the
locals job opportunities.
He said his government will work tirelessly to tap the abundant potential in
the livestock sector by restocking the province with cattle.
And UPND parliamentary candidate for Vubwi constituency in Chadiza in the
Eastern Province, Hebert Banda says the 20 years of MMD misrule is coming to an
end after the September 20 polls as people were anxious for real change.
Mr Banda expressed confidence that the UPND will scoop both the Presidential
and Parliamentary vote in Vubwi because of the good policies and visionary
leadership that the party was offering.
He said it was clear from the successful rallies held by UPND president
Hakainde Hichilema in the province the past few days that the political tide in
the Eastern province was swinging in favour of the UPND.
He also said the UPND leader was given a thunderous welcome because people
in the constituency have accepted the real change message.
He said the people of Vubwi were tired of the MMD failed leadership and were
eager to vote for UPND which was promising real change and a fresh start.
Mr Banda noted that Vubwi was faced with a lot of challenges ranging from
poor road infrastructure to high poverty levels which the present government
has failed to address.
He noted that UPND has the best economic and social policies and a pragmatic
leadership that is well equipped with the necessary competences to deal with
the present challenges.
Mr Banda said once given the mandate after the
September 20 polls, the UPND government will accord all vulnerable children who
have been thrown out of school an opportunity to continue with their education
through its free education policy from grade one to college
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