By Shaffie A Mtambo
Vice-President Michael Usi has been making waves in Malawi with his community-focused initiatives, emphasizing the importance of supporting local vendors and promoting kindness.
Usi’s latest stop was at Kachere Market in Blantyre, where he purchased various commodities from local vendors to boost their businesses.
Usi’s actions are not only a testament to his commitment to community development but also a call to action for Malawians to practice kindness and support local entrepreneurs.
He cited Prophet Shepherd Bushiri as an example of someone who acts out of kindness, rather than political motivations.
The impact of Usi’s visit was evident, with one vendor, Zione, expressing her gratitude for the Vice-President’s support.
Zione, who had not made any sales since the previous day, was relieved to have sold her products to Usi, enabling her to buy food for her children.
This is not an isolated incident, as Usi has been engaging in similar activities across the country.
Yesterday, he visited local vendors at Luchenza, purchasing commodities and donating them to communities in need, including those under Traditional Authority Juma in Mulanje.
Usi’s efforts to promote community development and support local businesses are a step in the right direction for Malawi’s economic growth and social welfare.
By championing kindness and local support, Usi is inspiring others to follow in his footsteps and make a positive impact in their communities.
