Malawi’s Vice President, Dr. Michael Bizwick Usi, held a closed-door meeting with the management of Blantyre City Assembly on Tuesday, addressing key issues ranging from patriotism to town planning. The discussions aimed to foster a sense of national pride and responsibility among city officials, recognizing the crucial role patriotism plays in the country’s development.
During the meeting, Dr. Usi emphasized the need for innovative town planning strategies that promote sustainable and inclusive communities. Speaking to the media afterward, he clarified that his visit was not to criticize but to encourage city authorities to view patriotism as a shared duty and to stress the importance of collaborative efforts in driving the city’s progress.
Officials from Blantyre City Assembly expressed their appreciation for the Vice President’s candid approach, noting that his message had resonated with them.
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