Malawian rapper, Fredokiss said there was need to have National ‘Ghetto Day’.
Fredokiss, who is also known as ‘Ghetto King’ said in an interview that the ‘Ghetto Day’ would help youth from the Ghetto (Urban area inhabited by poor people) to meet and brainstorm on how they could move ahead with their lives.
“The idea is that as a country we should have ‘Ghetto Day’ where youth from the ghetto in all the regions will be meeting once a year to discuss a number of issues affecting them. This will be more like a youth getting together.
He added, “Ghetto youth would have the chance to meet and interact with top business gurus from the Ghetto to learn from them how they can run businesses,”
The Ghetto King Fredokiss organized a free show in Ndirande-Ghetto Blantyre which attracted thousands of youths from Blantyre and surrounding districts.
