UTM aspirant Chisa-Mbele promises to create Salima Independent Statutory Corporation

UTM Party aspirant for Salima Central Constituency Joshua Chisa Mbele has promised people in the district that he will make sure the district forms an independent statutory corporation as part of fundraising activity to help t in the implementation of big projects if elected as legislator during the  21 May tripartite elections.

Addressing the residents of Village Headman Ngolowindo in Traditional Authority Maganga on Saturday Chisa Mbele said Salima as a district is capable of financing some of the projects through revenue collected within the district.

“Salima has natural resources that can help facilitate meaningful development and sustain them such as water from the lake, assorted citrus fruits like Baobab, Masau etc and different kind of fish found in the lake,” he said.

He further said apart from government funds such as Local Development Fund (LDF), Constituency Development Fund (CDF), District Development Fund (DDF) and other funds from development partners the district has a lot of natural resources available that can be used through an independent statutory cooperation in add value of the natural resources and produce more revenue for development projects in the district.

The aspirant also added that the initiative will be in line with UTM’s manifesto because the innovation will create employment among the youth especially for young people in the district.

According to VHM Ngolowindo says time has come that politicians must make sure they concentrate on developing their areas rather than development themselves.

He then advised his subjects to patronize rallies slated in the area from all political parties so they are able to choose candidates with meaning manifestos.

The VHM however discourages the use of the youth in perpetrate violence during the campaign period saying this tendency hinders people patronizing political rallies and capture different manifesto and make an informed decision on whom they can vote to.

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