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Govt commits to implement SADC projects - Vimarsana News

Govt commits to implement SADC projects

THE government has reiterated its commitment to ensuring the implementation of Southern African Development Community (SADC) projects in the country includi ...

MW & TZ Sign MoUs on Multi-million Dollar Power Projects - Vimarsana News

MW & TZ Sign MoUs on Multi-million Dollar Power Projects

The governments of Malawi and Tanzania have high hopes that the Songwe Hydro Power Plant they intend to jointly establish at the Lower Songwe River wi...

Tanzania, Malawi mull over Songwe River falls hydropower project - Vimarsana News

Tanzania, Malawi mull over Songwe River falls hydropower project

Tanzanian and Malawian experts began two days of deliberations over joint implementation of a hydropower project from Songwe River falls, an official said Wednesday. Felchesmi Mramba, the permanent secretary in the Ministry of Energy, said the experts from the two countries' ministries responsible for energy were meeting in Dar es…

Tanzania, Malawi pledge to develop joint river basin projects to improve living conditions - Vimarsana News

Tanzania, Malawi pledge to develop joint river basin projects to improve living conditions

Tanzania and Malawi on Friday pledged to continue to implement and develop projects within the Songwe River Basin to improve the living conditions of the local population and socioeconomic development in the two countries. The Songwe River forms the international boundary between Malawi and Tanzania in the Songwe region. Senior…

Another side of rising waters | The Nation Online - Vimarsana News

Another side of rising waters | The Nation Online

In March, Cyclone Freddy dumped six months’ worth of Malawi’s rainfall amount in six days. The longest-lasting cyclone left streams bursting their banks, inundating Lake Malawi and the Shire River, its sole outlet. From the Songwe River in Karonga to the Shire that splits Mbaluku location in Mangochi, passers-by are puzzled by the surging water