Posts Tagged ‘infrastructure’

Newly build hotel in Lilongwe, Malawi. Pictures by @MalawiLive

GOLDEN PEACOCK

 

The African Development Bank (AfDB) Group approved, on March 13, 2013, grants and loans amounting to US $73 million to finance irrigation and road rehabilitation projects in Malawi.

The grants, totalling US $39.98 million from the Global Agriculture and Food Security Program (GAFSP) and the African Development Fund (ADF), will be used to finance the Smallholder Irrigation and Value Addition Project (SIVAP). A total of US $39.6 million will come from the GAFSP Multi-Donor Trust Fund, while the ADF will provide a grant of US $0.38 million.

The project aims is to contribute to food security, increased income levels and…

2 Bed-Room and 3 Bed-Room, Executive, Fully Furnished & Serviced Apartments are immediately available in either Area 9 or Area 3:

Area 9: 2 minutes drive from Cross-Roads Complex, and 5 Minutes drive from African Bible College

Area 3: 1 minute drive from Bishop McKenzie International School .

 All the Apartments are fully furnished:

6 seater leather suite in the Lounge with 3 Glass Tables TV Cabinet with 32″ LCD TV and DSTV Decoders (Satellite Dishes already fitted) Air Conditioner in the Lounge/Dining Room Air Conditioner in the Master En-suite…

Get the feel about Malawi and Lilongwe, we have a couple of pictures taken on the 27th of January 2013, more pictures to follow on your website @MalawiLive soon.

We put up a picture of Kangombe House on our facebook page and our members wanted to see more,

Here are some other angles of this beautiful building in the city centre of Lilongwe.

Pictures shot on the 27th January 2013

 

Malawi President Joyce Banda has called for more Chinese investors to Malawi, saying this would contribute to the country’s Economic Recovery Plan (ERP).

The Malawi president said this over the weekend during the official opening of the state of the art shopping mall owned by Chinese company Sogecoa in capital Lilongwe.

President Banda said the opening of the new shopping mall marked another mile stone of Chinese investment in Malawi following the opening of the 4-Star Golden Peacock Hotel in 2011 owned by the same Sogecoa Company in the capital.

“I would like to encourage more Chinese investors to come and invest in…

19.01.2013, Malawi president, Mrs Joyce Banda speaks at the official opening of the SOGECOA shopping mall in Lilongwe, close to the new Golden Pickok Hotel.

17 January 2013, President Joyce Banda accompanied by the Kenya president Mwayi Kibaki address at the 13 km road construction of the Lilongwe City bypass. The road construction project is part of the multinational Nacala road corridor phase 1, and starts from the junction with Lilongwe – Mchinji Road at area 46.