Govt attributes Bangula-Marka railway construction completion delays to cyclone disasters
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Despite the 72-kilometre Marka-Bangula railway project missing its April 26 2024 deadline, Minister of Transport Jacob Hara has expressed optimism that by the end of 2024, the railway line will have reached Nsanje from Villa Nova dar Fronteira. Hara made the sentiments in an interview on the sidelines of an inspection tour of various public
Ministry of Water and Sanitation says it is now releasing up to 1000 cubic millilitres (m3) per second of water at Kamuzu Barrage in Liwonde, Machinga to moderate water levels in Lake Malawi and Shire River. The development is almost triple the downstream water demand of 350m3/s. Making a presentation when the ministry officials appeared
The swelling Lake Malawi has left communities along its shoreline and the Shire River on the cusp of disease outbreaks, including cholera. Since February this year, settlements along the country’s largest lake to those on the sole outlet up to Kamuzu Barrage in Liwonde have been flooded. For over a month now, homes, toilets, septic
Malawi risks a diplomatic storm with neighbouring Mozambique unless the swelling Lake Malawi and the Shire River are managed. The rising lake levels have caused devastating flooding in shoreline communities and resorts and along the riverbanks of its sole outlet, Shire River. Mozambique has since questioned Malawi on why the Shire was pouring high volumes