PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema on pledged continued development for Ngabwe District and urged residents to vote for the UPND in August. President Hichilema said infrastructure remained a priority for the district. “The call for roads, bridges, network connectivity is paramount to us,” he said. He noted that many residents are farmers and welcomed their appreciation for

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PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema on pledged continued development for Ngabwe District and urged residents to vote for the UPND in August.

President Hichilema said infrastructure remained a priority for the district.

“The call for roads, bridges, network connectivity is paramount to us,” he said.

He noted that many residents are farmers and welcomed their appreciation for government agriculture support.

Hichilema also cited free education as a relief for households, saying it had allowed families to direct resources to other needs.

“We fully understand that the cost of living is high, however we will continue working hard so that it can be lowered,” he said.

The president called on voters to back the UPND “so that together we can continue protecting the gains made this far.”

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