Definitions

1. Malawi is a country of origin and transit for men, women, and children trafficked for the purposes of forced labor and sexual exploitation.
2. Malawi is a republic with one legislative house; its head of state and government is the president. (Web site)
3. Malawi is a landlocked country located in southern central Africa along the western side of part of the Great Rift Valley of Africa.
4. Malawi is a smallish, landlocked country wedged between Zambia, Tanzania and Mozambique.
5. Malawi is a densely populated country with an economy heavily dependent on agriculture.

Lake Malawi

1. Visit Lake Malawi for fishing trips as well as wildlife expeditions in the parks around. (Web site)
2. It is bordered by Dedza and Dowa to the west, south west; Nkhotakota to the north, Lake Malawi to the east, and Mangochi to the southeast.
3. It is bordered by Dedza and Dowa to the west, south west; Nkhota-kota to the north, Lake Malawi to the east, and Mangochi to the south-east.
4. Nkhotakota (sometimes Kota Kota), population 19,262 (1998), is a town in the Central Region of Malawi, on the shore of Lake Malawi.

Mzimba District

1. The Mzimba district in northern Malawi is predominately rural.
2. Ekwendeni is a town about 20km from Mzuzu, in the Mzimba district of Malawi.
3. Matthews Beza of Mzimba District, Malawi, was at risk for dropping out of school at age 14.

Karonga District

1. We report an analysis of the geographical distribution of leprosy in Karonga District, a rural area of Northern Malawi, between 1979 and 1989. (Web site)
2. Flash floods have left thousands of people homeless and crops washed away in the Karonga district, about 300 km north of the capital Lilongwe, Malawi.
3. In Malawi, Karonga district and earlier Chikwawa and Nsanje districts have been most affected.

Southern Malawi

1. Mount Mulanje is a granite inselberg in southern Malawi, Africa.
2. The University of Malawi is an educational institution located in Zomba, in Southern Malawi.
3. She is the first born in a family of six living with her mother in the town of Kachenga within the Balaka District in southern Malawi.

Lake Nyasa

1. In this deep trough lies Lake Malawi (also called Lake Nyasa), the third-largest lake in Africa, comprising about 20% of Malawi's area.

Lake Malawi National Park

1. Lake Malawi National Park, close to Monkey Bay, lies towards the southern extremity of the lake.
2. Mangochi: In addition to the Lake Malawi National Park, there is also the Boadzulu bird island.

Shire River

1. Lake Tanganyika and Lake Kivu both empty into the Congo River system, while Lake Malawi is drained by the Shire River into the Zambezi. (Web site)
2. About 100 miles from the sea the Zambezi receives the drainage of Lake Malawi through the Shire River.
3. The Shire River is visible meandering more or less vertically down the middle of this orthorectified image of the Southern Region of Malawi.

Mangochi

1. Jeffrey Jambo, who lives on the southern shores of Lake Malawi in Mangochi, is a lucky man.
2. In the south, Mangochi is actually sited between Lakes Malawi and Malombe but it is still seen as especially associated with the former.
3. Another way to enter Malawi is at the Mandimba - Chiponde border crossing coming from Cuamba and then continuing to Mangochi via Namwera.

Children

1. Detection and characterisation of human astroviruses in children with acute gastroenteritis in Blantyre, Malawi. (Web site)
2. Researchers in Malawi have previously shown that up to a quarter of children apparently dying from cerebral malaria in fact had another cause of death. (Web site)
3. Trafficking victims, both children and adults, are lured into exploitative situations by offers of lucrative jobs within Malawi or in South Africa.

Independent Nation

1. Established in 1891, the British protectorate of Nyasaland became the independent nation of Malawi in 1964. (Web site)

South-East

1. She had walked 12 kilometres during the early morning to the food distribution site at Tamani Village in Phalombe District, south-east Malawi.

Day

1. In Thyolo district in Malawi, a medical assistant can see up to 200 patients per day, far too many to ensure quality care.
2. It said that in the Thyolo district of Malawi, a single medical assistant sees up to 200 patients per day.
3. BLANTYRE, Aug 15 (IPS) - Every day a bus, usually packed to capacity, leaves Malawi for South Africa.

Government

1. Since that time, the program has developed a close working relationship with the Government of Malawi. (Web site)

Embassy

1. The U.S. Embassy in Malawi is situated in the diplomatic enclave adjacent to Lilongwe's City Center section. (Web site)

Johannesburg

1. Most travelers to Malawi will enter at Lilongwe off a flight from London, Johannesburg or Harare. (Web site)
2. In conjunction with the daily Virgin Atlantic flight from London to Johannesburg, Air Malawi operates a connecting service to Lilongwe. (Web site)

Hiv

1. Carcinoma of the conjunctiva and HIV infection in Uganda and Malawi. (Web site)
2. The Football Association of Malawi wants its national league to be at the forefront of the battle against HIV and Aids.

World

1. Lake Malawi contains more fish than any other lake in the world and some of the rarest tropical fish are unique to it.

Tourist Attraction

1. Lake Malawi, about 1,500 feet above sea level and 380 miles long, is Africa's third largest lake and Malawi's major tourist attraction. (Web site)

Help

1. A group of Baptist ministers from both Zambia and Malawi journeyed there to help with construction.
2. In October 2006, Madonna flew to Malawi to help build an orphanage, which she also funded, as part of the Raising Malawi initiative.
3. The Football Association has sent a three-man team to Malawi to help the administration of the game in the country.

Hunger

1. Hunger in Southern Africa is a reality Lesotho, along with Malawi, is seen as being most in need of emergency relief.

Year

1. So far this year, flooding has also affected Angola, Madagascar, Malawi, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
2. The government of Taiwan has also donated millions of bags of rice each year and has a permanent agricultural and medical technical aid mission in Malawi. (Web site)

Drought

1. Ntcheu District in Malawi has experienced the devastating impact of drought and food crisis.

Northern Region

1. Ekwendeni hospital is situated in the Northern Region of Malawi and is run by the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian.
2. Chitipa District is the northernmost district in the Northern Region of Malawi. (Web site)
3. Tinyade Gondwe is originally from Mwanganda Village in Karonga district which is located in the northern region of Malawi.

Largest City

1. It is the largest city in Malawi, and the transport hub for travel to Zimbabwe through the Tete corridor of Mozambique.

Name

1. The name Malawi comes from the Maravi, an old name of the Nyanja people that inhabit the area. (Web site)
2. The kwacha is the name of the monetary unit of Zambia (since 1968) and of Malawi (since 1970). (Web site)

Currency

1. The kwacha (ISO 4217: MWK) has been the currency of Malawi since 1971.
2. The Malawian Kwacha is the currency in Malawi (MW, MWI). The symbol for MWK can be written MK. The Malawian Kwacha is divided into 100 tambala. (Web site)

Red Sea

1. The African Rift Valley runs in eastern Africa from the junction of the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden southward to Malawi where it gradually disappears. (Web site)

Years

1. Pastor Stephen Banda leads the Apostolic church of Pentecost at MPONELA, Malawi and has been supported by us for over 10 years now. (Web site)
2. Between 135,000 and 75,000 years ago, the East-African droughts shrunk the water volume of the lake Malawi by at least 95%, causing migration out of Africa. (Web site)

Life Expectancy

1. Life expectancy in Malawi is now as low as 36.5 years; five years lower than it was 50 years ago. (Web site)

Southeast

1. The Southern Region is mostly low-lying except for the Zomba Plateau south of Lake Malawi and the huge, isolated Mulanje Massif 3002m in the southeast.

Auml

1. Pastor Stephen Banda leder APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF PENTECOST i MPONELA, Malawi, och har stöttats av vår församling i mer än 10 år nu.
2. Malawi is situated in south-east Africa Dess huvudstad är Lilongwe, en stad med ungefär 260 000 invånare som ligger mitt i av landet.
3. Malawi, som ofta har kallats "Afrikas varma hjärta", gränsar till Mocambique, Tanzania och Zambia i den södra delen av Afrika.

East Africa

1. Malawi is a nation in east Africa. (Web site)

Shores

1. Crossing the border into Malawi, we reach the shores of its huge lake.

Widest Point

1. Occupying a fifth of Malawi, the lake is 575-km-long and at its widest point, it is 85-km long. (Web site)
2. Lake Malawi or Lake Nyaza is between 560[ 1] and 580 kilometres long[ 2], and it is about 75 kilometres wide at its widest point. (Web site)

Southern Part

1. Ndimbule village lies in the interior part of Chiradzulu district in the southern part of Malawi. (Web site)

Organic Farming

1. The search words used were low-input agricultute, organic farming, Malawi, sub-Sahara Africa, subsistence agriculture.

Part

1. The National Flag of Malawi is also available as part of a complete set of international flags from around the world. (Web site)
2. Lying south of Lake Malawi, it includes part of Lake Malombe and the Shire River. (Web site)
3. The Island lies within an exclusive concession area, in turn part of the Lake Malawi National Park, the first freshwater marine reserve in the world. (Web site)

Township

1. Kasungu, population 27,754 (1998), is a township in the Central Region of Malawi.
2. Differences in tuberculosis incidence rates in township and in rural populations in Ntcheu District, Malawi.

Million People

1. In Malawi, almost 5 million of its 13 million people needed emergency food aid.

River

1. People north of the river speak languages related to those of Malawi and Zambia, often referred to as the Maravi language group. (Web site)
2. The centre stage of the reserve is the Shire River, the only river that flows out of Lake Malawi.

Outlet

1. These rains led to bursting of Shire River which is the only outlet of Lake Malawi.

Population

1. Zomba is the fifth largest district in Malawi, with a population of 676,000, 100,000 of whom live in the urban centre.
2. The Maravi, including the Chewa, account for 58 percent of Malawi's total population of 10 million people (or a total of 5.8 million Maravi).
3. Salima, population 20,355 (1998), is a township in the Central Region of Malawi.

Capital City

1. Located in central Malawi is Lilongwe, the capital city, and only one-and-a-half hours drive away is Senga Bay.

Region

1. The downfall of the Maravi Empire correlates to the entrance of two powerful groups into the region of Malawi.
2. Continuing north of the Zambezi river, they formed a state in the region between Lake Malawi and Lake Tanganyika. (Web site)

Central Africa

1. It is part of the region of great lakes and rift valleys, which extends through Central Africa from the Red Sea to Lake Malawi through Ethiopia.

City

1. The city of Livingstone, Zambia and the town of Livingstonia, Malawi are named after him, as is Livingstone Falls on the Congo River. (Web site)
2. Balaka Balaka may refer to: Balaka (Malawi), a city.Balaka District in Malawi.Balaka (palm), a genus of palm trees.

Categories

1. Continents > Africa > Central Africa > Zambia
2. Zululand > Southern Africa > Mozambique
3. Continents > Africa > East Africa > Tanzania
4. Zululand > Southern Africa > Zimbabwe
5. Zululand > Southern Africa

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Nsanje Nyika Plateau Rumphi

Mulanje Mountain Salima Tumbuka

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