Enukwenu Bridge in Mzimba District
The Minister of Transport and Public Works Hon Jacob Hara today on 1st March inspected Enukwenu Bridge in Mzimba District. Enukwenu Bridge is the river that connects Mzimba North to Rumphi, Karonga ,Chitupa even to our neighboring country Tanzania.#BuildANewMalawi
Area 32, Lilongwe
There will be hotels, recreation facilities, a shopping mall, apartments, office buildings, and a modern multi-story carpark….
Mozambique-Malawi Power Interconnection
Their Excellencies Filipe Jacinto Nyusi, President of The Republic of Mozambique, And Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera, President of the Republic of Malawi, were this morning at Phombeya in Balaka District to launch the Mozambique-Malawi Power Interconnection Project. The project will involve the construction of a 218-kilometre 400kV High Voltage Alternating Current transmission line from Matambo in Tete Province in Central Mozambique, past the Malawian border in Mwanza and all the way to Phombeya, Balaka, from which it will connect to other parts of the country.
Solar Power Station, Salima.
Magetsi ayatsidwa lero! President wathu anawonetstetsa kuti ntchito yomwe inabweletsedwa mu dziko lino ndi President Joyce Banda komanso kuyambidwa pansi pa President Peter Mutharika imalizidwe mwa makono ndiponso mosasolora olo one Tambala. Ndithu kuyambira chaka chino, national grid yathu yawonjezedwa ndi 60 Megawatts ndipo zoti magetsi amathima mwachisawawa zikhala mbiri yakale.Kumanyadira dziko lanu, aMalawi. Zotelezitu mulibe mmayiko ambiri ndipo power station imeneyi ndi imodzi mwa zazikulu kwambiri mu Africa ndipo si yokhayitu kwathu kuno; nakonso ku Golomoti uko ilipo yina. Kwanteretu chidzuwa chathuchi tachipezera ntchito ndipo tonse tipindura pogwilitsa magetsi osawononga chilengedwe. Pa ground padziwala ngati masana koma uli usiku!
Construction of Port, Likoma Island.
Ports are catalysts for economic development because they enable trade, facilitate the movement of people, goods and services and support supply chains. Dr. Chakwera promised the people of Likoma Island that his administration would build a port on the island. The new port is currently under construction and the island will soon wear a new face. Kwantere basi ulendo wopita ndikuchokera ku Likoma waphwekeratu! Pa chilumba napo pakuwala! Please share this post with your friends and families.
Police houses, Mangochi
Tawonani kukongola kwa nyumba zanyuwani za apolisi uko ku Malemia Camp ku Malindi, boma la Mangochi. Ndithutu apolisi athu nawo adzikhala munyumba zolemekezeka, zokongola komanso za zipangizo zamakono mkati.Kwantere ndithu Dr. Lazarus Chakwera akuwonetsetsa kuti miyoyo ya apolisi, asilikali ndi onse ogwira ntchito zachitetezo mudziko lino isinthe. Pa ground pakuwala!
55 Houses for MDF, Mvera
Monga tinachongera pa ballot when he promised us developments. Tichongeso pomwe wakwanilitsa. MDF Support Battalion, Mvera. 55 houses are currently at roofing level at MDF’s Support Battalion in Mvera. This project will help to reduce transportation costs as some soldiers have long been operating from rented houses outside the army camp. These are just some of the 10,000 houses that will be built countrywide for soldiers, police, immigration officials and prison officials. The Mvera MDF Support Battalion part of the project is expected to be completed by December 2021.
Jenda-Embangweni Road, Mzimba
Dr. Lazarus Chakwera vowed to complete projects, even those that were started by previous regimes because Malawi as a country wins in the end. We Malawians are the beneficiaries of such dedication, humility and commitment and this can be seen in the Jenda-Embangweni Road today. Pa ground pakusintha, ndipo misewu yaphula ikumangidwa!
Talks with British Prime Minister
President Dr Lazarus Chakwera has had bilateral talks with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. They discussed a wide range of issues, including the special relationship between their two countries and the desire to see their partnership grow in such areas as climate change, girls’ education, and trade. The Prime Minister also expressed both his joy at seeing the President and his desire to cement a Malawi-UK partnership to leverage green technologies in Malawi. The two leaders have agreed to discuss this further when they meet again at COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland in November.
