Malawi gave out awards to businesses backing Vision 2063 during a ceremony in Lilongwe that tried to hype up private-sector investment as the backbone of national development plans. Secretary for Industrialization Wiskes Nkombezi said the government needs companies to keep putting money into the country, and he wants policies that make it easier for businesses to operate without constant headaches.
Total Land Care grabbed attention for restoring damaged land and helping communities pull in over K1.4 billion this year through better farming and water systems. Executive Director Blessings Mwale said they are training young people to make eco-friendly beehives, which turns environmental work into actual paying gigs.
MCCCI President Wisely Phiri said the recognition pushes companies to stay creative, and event organizer StratEdge Limited promised to keep the awards going every year as long as Vision 2063 stays relevant.
Total Land Care grabbed attention for restoring damaged land and helping communities pull in over K1.4 billion this year through better farming and water systems. Executive Director Blessings Mwale said they are training young people to make eco-friendly beehives, which turns environmental work into actual paying gigs.
MCCCI President Wisely Phiri said the recognition pushes companies to stay creative, and event organizer StratEdge Limited promised to keep the awards going every year as long as Vision 2063 stays relevant.
