Molefhi urges constituents to utilise ESP for commercial farming

Friday, October 23, 2015

SELEBI-PHIKWE: The minister of Infrastructure, Science and Technology Nonofho Molefhi has appealed to Botshabelo ward residents to start commercial farming to benefit from the Economic Stimulus Package (ESP) announced recently.

Speaking at Botshabelo Kgotla meeting on Wednesday, Molefhi, who is also the area MP, said that it was vital for locals to start investing in commercial farming and producing food for the country.

He said that the stimulus package also aims at empowering locals to start their own businesses hence they can take advantage and start commercial farming.

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