BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-The former Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) Governor Dr. Dalitso Kabambe has challenged Malawian youths to be aggressively in innovation and creativity while embracing technology amid job scarcity.
The UTM Presidential Aspirant Dr. Kabambe told the 2024 Youth Rally for the CCAP Blantyre Synod in Chiradzulu over the weekend that young people need to leverage the power of technology in order to rejuvenate the nation’s economy.
Dr. Kabambe highlighted the pressing need for innovation and job creation as pivotal factors in driving economic progress.
He observed further that Malawi has long depended on traditional crops such as maize, tobacco, and tea.
The former RBM governor argued that the global landscape has evolved significantly over the past 200 years, “It’s time for Malawi to adapt and explore new opportunities in technology”
“For over 200 years, Malawi has relied on traditional crops like maize, tobacco, and tea. But the world has moved on. We must think differently and explore new opportunities in technology,” said Dr. Kabambe.
He emphasized that embracing technological advancements is crucial for the country’s economic growth and for creating new job opportunities for the younger generation.
Under the theme, “Youth Born With Christ Identify,” the youth rally was designed to empower young people both spiritually and economically.
Dr. Kabambe’s call to action resonated with the event’s goal of inspiring youth to take charge of their future and contribute to national development through innovative approaches.
His message at the rally serves as a powerful reminder of the potential for technology to drive progress and create a more dynamic and resilient economy.
Amid Malawi’s ailing economy, Dr. Kabambe’s vision for a technology-driven economic strategy offers a hopeful path forward.
