• E#19 - Ngabaghila Chatata - Developing the Agripreneurship Ecosystem in Malawi

  • Jun 28 2021
  • Length: 33 mins
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E#19 - Ngabaghila Chatata - Developing the Agripreneurship Ecosystem in Malawi

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  • In this Episode I talk to Ngabaghila Chatata, a leading Malawian horticulturist and agriprenuer, who has a strong passion for building the requisite skills for wealth creation among the local youth and women.

    She is the Co-founder and Managing Director of Thanthwe Farms, and she is a multi-award winning entrepreneur with a solid resume spanning across agricultural and social sectors.

    Ngabaghila shares unique and deep insights into agricultural investments and how the banks and Government can become trusted catalysts for the required sustainability and development of the agricultural sector, and how the youth, women and the populace can take advantage of modern Government's interest in boosting productivity and commercialization of agriculture in Malawi. She further makes insightful commendations and recommendations towards the recently launched MW2063 Vision.

    Whether you just want some inspiration, or practical wisdom for your agripreneurship venture, this interview is something you should not afford to miss!

    Ngabaghila and Thanthwe Farms can be reached on sales@thanthwemw.com or +265992481455 plus the active Facebook Pages. Thanthwe products can also be found via the social media pages.
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