“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime,” is a quote from the Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu, founder of Taoism, and it best describes the relationship Mr Joseph Malanji continues to share with the residents of Kwacha Constituency.“I do not believe in handouts,” Mr Malanji tells this reporter. “They are not sustainable! The primary responsibility of a people’s representative is to uplift their standard of living through sustainable empowerment and that is what we have done in Kwacha over the last 5 years I have been member of Parliament.”Mr Malanji, fondly referred to as ‘Bonanza’, says it is an insult for any politician to assume that the National Assembly Office is a ‘Labour Office’ which should be used to secure employment and rush to Lusaka with toothpicks.“My passion to serve is evidenced by the number of Classroom Blocks, Health […]
LUNGU’S UNWAVERING SUPPORT FROM KITWE’S KWACHA MARKET ELATES INCOMING LAWMAKER AS ‘BONANZA’ PROMISES TO DOUBLE HIS EFFORTS IN UPLIFTING THE LIVING STANDARDS OF THE RESIDENTS OF KWACHA CONSTITUENCY.
