He made these remarks when presenting the district’s 2021 acquittals at the Department of Implementation and Rural Development (DIRD) recently.
Mr Kuli said such policies encouraged farmers to earn income and improve their social and economic wellbeing that will help create employment opportunities and promote economic growth.
“The landmass and huge population supplemented by greed, nepotism, tribalism, lack of vision and voter-based traditional systems in service delivery at the political helm over the years had prevented the electorate from seeing tangible developments.
