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HH Tasks Traditional Leaders to Sensitize Subjects on Animal Disease Control

President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA has called on traditional leaders in the country to continue sensitizing...

ZANIS- President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA has called on traditional leaders in the country to continue sensitizing their subjects on animal disease control.

He says this will enable the country achieve the One billion Dollar Beef Export.

President HICHILEMA says it is important for cattle farmers to comply with the veterinary regulations so that the cattle population can grow and contribute to beefs exports.

He also said unnecessary movements of Livestock from one district to another must be managed as a way to control cattle diseases.

He said this in a speech read on his behalf by the Southern Province Acting Permanent Secretary GIFT MONDE during the Shimunega Traditional Ceremony of Chief Mungaila, in Maala Namwala District.

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AND President HICHILEMA has also emphasized on preserving cultural heritage as one component that will contribute to the 5 million tourism arrival per year under the Grow Zambia Agenda.

Meanwhile Chief Mungaila who spoke through his Prime Minister requested Government to increase water points in response to the expected effects of the super EL-NIÑO.

#cattle #veterinary #Beef #GrowZambiaAgenda #ZNBC

Source: Zambia24 — Read more

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