Mzuzu City Summit Focuses on Urban Renewal and Economic Growth
The Mzuzu City summit, attended by Minister Richard Chimwendo Banda, discusses waste management, vending, revenue generation, urban transport, and connectivity.
MZUZU, MALAWI — The Mzuzu City Summit commenced at the Grand Palace in Mzuzu, with the theme of "Urban Renewal and Economic Growth," writes Tionge Hara.
The summit aims to address key issues such as waste management, vending, local revenue generation, urban transport, and connectivity.
The event was graced by the guest of honour, Minister of Local Government Unity and Culture, Richard Chimwendo Banda, along with his deputy, Owen Chomanika.
The summit brings together stakeholders from various sectors to discuss strategies and initiatives for revitalising the city and promoting economic development.
One of the main focal points of the summit is waste management, as the city faces challenges in efficiently disposing of waste and maintaining a clean environment.
Vending is another area of concern, with discussions centred around creating a conducive environment for vendors while ensuring the orderly operation of markets.
Furthermore, the summit aims to explore ways to enhance local revenue generation, which is crucial for sustaining development projects and improving public services.
The participants will also deliberate on improving urban transport systems and connectivity to facilitate smooth movement within the city and enhance economic activities.
The Mzuzu City Summit serves as a platform for collaboration and partnership between government officials, community leaders, and other stakeholders.
By addressing these key thematic areas, the summit endeavours to foster urban renewal and drive economic growth in Mzuzu, ultimately improving the quality of life for its residents.