The Vice President, Dr. Jane Ansah, is in Kasungu District today, Tuesday, 27 January 2026, in a visit that has sparked excitement and renewed hope among the local farming community.
Farmers, entrepreneurs, and key stakeholders have gathered with high expectations, eager to engage the Vice President on practical strategies aimed at increasing agricultural productivity and driving sustainable economic growth.
One of the major highlights of her visit is a stop at Mphomwa Trading Centre, approximately 26 kilometres from Kasungu Boma, where Dr. Ansah is expected to outline her vision for strengthening Malawi’s agricultural sector.
Despite a tight programme, the Vice President is anticipated to interact directly with local farmers, listening to their concerns and aspirations—an engagement that has boosted confidence that the visit will yield meaningful outcomes.
The visit also stands as a strong endorsement of BOMFA Cooperative, recognising its efforts in promoting sustainable farming practices across the district and providing fresh momentum to its initiatives.
Residents are optimistic that today’s visit clearly demonstrates the government’s commitment to empowering small-scale farmers and advancing agricultural development, setting Kasungu’s farming community on a path toward a more prosperous future.