Response to Mbunda people’ submission to Commission of Inquiry
While their submission contained some facts, it should, however, be pointed out that some points raised were non factual and largely speculative, which leaves one wondering as to what the Mbundas were hoping to achieve.
Based on their own submission to the Commission of Inquiry and what has been said above, our Mbunda relatives must realize that the restoration of the BA’64 will only make things worse for them.
The program where poor smallholder farmers are persuaded to pay money for a professional crop insurance service and money is paid but no service is provided should not be encouraged as it is a fraudulent and corrupt act. Our farmers need protection from men and women including institutions introducing fraudulent agricultural programs that were wasting farmers’ time and milking them of their money only to make their own huge profits in interest.
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