Lincoln Liwonde, representing Lilongwe City M'buka Constituency, informed Parliament that foreign exchange shortages during the previous five years severely undermined commercial activity among traders and shop owners in areas stretching from Malangalanga through Wakawaka to Six Miles. The legislator stated that President Peter Mutharika's commitment to restoring forex availability should enable businesses to restock merchandise and reverse closures affecting the predominantly trading community.
Liwonde identified education access as another constituency priority, noting that school fees prevented numerous children from attending classes. He expressed support for the K5 billion Constituency Development Fund allocation, which will expand educational opportunities and finance upgrades to undersized market facilities that anchor local economic activity throughout M'buka.
Liwonde identified education access as another constituency priority, noting that school fees prevented numerous children from attending classes. He expressed support for the K5 billion Constituency Development Fund allocation, which will expand educational opportunities and finance upgrades to undersized market facilities that anchor local economic activity throughout M'buka.
