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Malawi’s vice president Dr. Saulos Chilima has today inaugurated this year’s Poppy Week on behalf of President Lazarus Chakwera ahead of the Remembrance Day parades slated for November 14. 2021.
According to Chilima, the Remembrance Day gives an opportunity to remember and honor men and women who fought in the two world wars.
“Thus, every year the month of November reminds us of some selfless people who sacrificed their lives for world peace,” Chilima said.
He then promised that government will do everything possible to ensure that the living conditions of the war veterans are improved and their immediate needs are met.
“Having fought for us, fought for peace – they should not be fighting for survival. It is our turn to support them,” he said.
He then appealed to organizations and the general public to contribute towards the welfare of the veterans by buying Poppies.
The month of November is dedicated to honoring men and women who fought in the world wars worldwide.
