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Malawi President Peter Mutharika recently met a team of Chinese investors at the Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe and expressed the hope thatan increase in the production of energy will help to woo investors in the country.
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President Mutharika with the Chiense investors[/caption]
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Mutharika with the Chinese invetsors[/caption]
The President said currently Malawi is producing 351 megawatts of power which is not enough for both commercial and domestic use.
According to Chen Shiangdong, the general manager for China Gezhouba Group International Engineering Company, his institution is set to establish a coal-plant at Kam’mwamba in Mwanza.
He said the project, which after completion will produce at least 350 megawatts, is expected to be completed in 42 months.
President Mutharika with the Chiense investors[/caption]
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Mutharika with the Chinese invetsors[/caption]
The President said currently Malawi is producing 351 megawatts of power which is not enough for both commercial and domestic use.
According to Chen Shiangdong, the general manager for China Gezhouba Group International Engineering Company, his institution is set to establish a coal-plant at Kam’mwamba in Mwanza.
He said the project, which after completion will produce at least 350 megawatts, is expected to be completed in 42 months.