By Jones Gadama
The Blantyre City Council has announced plans to host a night market at Nandos in the city, starting this Friday.
The market, which will run from 6 pm to 12 am, is aimed at providing a platform for local vendors to sell their products and services.
According to Blantyre City Mayor, Joseph Makwinja, the night market is part of the council’s efforts to promote local economic development and provide employment opportunities for residents.
“We are excited to launch this initiative, which will not only provide a platform for local vendors but also contribute to the city’s revenue,” Makwinja said.
Makwinja explained that the council has put in place measures to ensure the success of the market, including providing security and sanitation services. “We have engaged over 30 security personnel , who will provide maximum security,” he said.
The night market is expected to attract a large crowd, and the council has urged residents to come and support local vendors.
“We believe that this initiative will not only benefit the vendors but also contribute to the city’s economic growth,” Makwinja said.
The Blantyre City Council has been working to promote local economic development, and the night market is one of the initiatives aimed at achieving this goal.
The council has also been working to improve infrastructure, including roads and markets, to support local businesses.
The night market is expected to become a regular feature in the city, with plans to hold it every Friday.
The council has urged residents to come and support local vendors, and to enjoy the entertainment and food that will be on offer.
As the city prepares for the launch of the night market, there is excitement among residents, who see it as an opportunity to support local businesses and enjoy a night out.
The Blantyre City Council is confident that the initiative will be a success, and will contribute to the city’s economic growth.
In a bid to ensure the success of the market, the council has put in place measures to provide security and sanitation services.
The market will also have a variety of entertainment options, including music and dance performances.
The Blantyre City Council has urged residents to come and support the night market, and to enjoy the entertainment and food that will be on offer.
With over 30 security personnel, the market promises to be a fun and exciting event that will support local businesses and contribute to the city’s economic growth.