PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has encouraged beneficiaries of the NAPSA partial withdrawals to consider investing their money. And Agriculture Minister Reuben Mtolo Phiri says the construction of a fertiliser company will bring an end to people queuing up for mealie meal. Speaking when he officiated at the ground breaking ceremony of the United Capital Fertiliser Plant, Thursday, President Hichilema said it’s not only big firms that need to invest. “Many years ago, we said people die without receiving their pensions, and when they receive it, it comes monthly and is too small. They receive it when they are tired, those who are still alive are too tired to do anything. We said we will have a partial withdrawal from NAPSA. (Some...