African parks pays fees for 120 students, constructs School Blocks

African parks says is paying fees for 120 students in universities as well as secondary schools and constructed school blocks in areas surrounding its forest reserves

One of the officials of African Parks has said this during the visit of president at Majete wildlife reserve in Chikwawa district

He says African Parks is employing the communities in bee keeping and honey processing hence getting income to solve economic challenges

However, he bemoaned poachers that kill rangers who protect the reserved forests and wildlife

On his part President Chakwera encouraged Malawians to visit Majete Wildlife Reserve as it is a better place with beautiful environment