Green belt authority Unveils k6bn project – The Nation Online

Green belt authority Unveils k6bn project – The Nation Online: The Malawi Government, through the Green Belt Authority (GBA), has invested $8 million (about K6 billion) in Intensive Vegetable Farming Project in Lumbadzi, Lilongwe to take advantage of the local and export market.

GBA chief executive officer Henri Njoloma said in an interview on Tuesday in Blantyre that the vegetable project or greenhouse project, is a joint venture (JV) partnership with an Israeli-based Inosselia Commercial Limited, a subsidiary of Inosselia Investment Group, which is a global, progressive conglomerate of companies with a cross sector industry portfolio.

Kamuzu Barrage Ready by October - World News Report - EIN News

Kamuzu Barrage Ready by October - World News Report - EIN News

Kamuzu barrage in Liwonde is set to be operational by the end October, 2018 thus according to Government Site Engineer at the barrage, Toney Nyasulu.

Engineer  Nyasulu  said the barrage was expected to be completed in October 2017 but this failed due to some technical problems the contracts were experiencing on site.

An Agenda to Transform Malawi’s Irrigated Agriculture: World Bank Approves $166 Million - The Maravi Post

An Agenda to Transform Malawi’s Irrigated Agriculture: World Bank Approves $166 Million - The Maravi Post:


WASHINGTON, October 18, 2017— The.World Bank has approved $166 million to.transform Malawi's agricultural productivity.through irrigation, lay the foundations for.commercialization, and improve management.of natural resources in the Shire Valley..


The financing, approved today by the World.Bank Board of Executive Directors is for the.first phase of the Shire Valley Transformation.THE WORLD BANK.IBRD • IDA.The world bank.Program (SVTP-I). The funding consists of a $160 million credit from the International.Development Association* , and a $5.59 million grant from the Global Environment Facility.Trust Fund.

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Africa: Dar, Lilongwe Sign 180-Megawatt Joint Power Deal - allAfrica.com

Africa: Dar, Lilongwe Sign 180-Megawatt Joint Power Deal - allAfrica.com: "By Harriet Kiama
Mbeya — Tanzania and Malawi are expecting to implement a joint 180-megawatt electricity project that will enable each country to produce 90mw."

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