Zambia’s New Minister to Drive Development in Central Province
Lusaka, Zambia – In a strategic move to bolster regional development, Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has appointed Hon. Mwabashike Nkulukusa MP as the new Central Province Minister. The appointment, announced on August 9, 2024, aims to harness the province’s abundant natural resources to significantly contribute to Zambia’s GDP growth.
During the swearing-in ceremony, President Hichilema highlighted the critical role that Central Province will play in the nation’s development strategy. The new minister is tasked with overseeing a series of initiatives designed to unlock the province’s potential, including key projects in irrigation and energy. These efforts are expected to not only enhance local economic conditions but also drive broader national progress.
This morning we swore in Hon. Mwabashike Nkulukusa MP as Central Province Minister. We’ve tasked him with harnessing the province’s vast natural resources for GDP growth. From irrigation to energy projects, we’re committed to delivering development to the people of Zambia. 🇿🇲 pic.twitter.com/ZlV2AKz49X
— Hakainde Hichilema (@HHichilema) August 9, 2024
Central Province is known for its rich natural resources, and the government’s focus on these assets underscores its commitment to sustainable development and economic expansion. By addressing both infrastructure needs and resource management, Zambia aims to create a more resilient and prosperous economy.
The appointment of Hon. Nkulukusa is seen as a significant step towards ensuring that the benefits of resource wealth are equitably distributed and contribute to the overall growth of the country. President Hichilema’s administration remains dedicated to advancing development through strategic planning and effective management of Zambia’s resources.
As Zambia continues to position itself as a key player in regional development, the new minister’s role will be pivotal in shaping the future of Central Province and, by extension, the entire nation.
