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Nalumisa calls for reflection, service and community this Christmas

Nalumisa calls for reflection, service and community this Christmas

By Priya Nand
25/12/2025

Christmas is a time of reflection, generosity and community, which are core values that guide strong local government and the ongoing mission to provide safe, secure and affordable homes for all citizens.

Minister for Local Government and Housing, Maciu Nalumisa in his Christmas message, also expressed his deep gratitude to local authorities, housing agencies, community leaders and frontline workers for their dedication and service throughout the year.

Nalumisa says their efforts continue to make a meaningful impact in towns, cities and communities across the country.

He hopes this festive season brings peace, warmth and comfort to every home, and that the New Year offers renewed hope, progress and opportunity as people work together to build sustainable communities and improve the quality of life for all.

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