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Will Dawes, chief executive officer at Mkango Resources Ltd (LON:MKA) says he is very excited about the Rare Earth sector going forward.
Just two weeks since listing on AIM, the group is to get its hands on new airborne data fund by the World Bank that will confirm it as a serious mining investment destination in the future.
The data will cover the group’s licenses in Malawi and confirm existing anomalies and compliment ongoing discovery programmes.
“We are one of the very few advanced stage Rare Earth projects and we’re the only focused Rare Earth company listed on AIM,” says Dawes.
He told Proactive Investors that he was confident of the fundamentals of Rare Earth going forward.
Dawes says that the outlook is “very good” over the next few years.
Touching on the feasibility study back in November at the Songwe Hill mine in Malawi, Dawes said it had revealed a lot of resource upside in what is a “major significant rare earth deposit”.
“We have identified areas where we can reduce costs, and that is a major focus for us at the moment.”
Malawi’s government has failed to protect the rights and livelihoods of people living in nascent mining communities, Human Rights Watch said today in a report released on eve of the International Right to Know Day. Families living near coal and uranium mining operations face serious problems with water, food, and housing, and are left in the dark about health and other risks from mining.
The 96-page report, “‘They Destroyed Everything’: Mining and Human Rights in Malawi,” examines the impact of extractive industries on communities in some of Malawi’s first mining areas, in Karonga district located on the northwestern shores of Lake Malawi. Malawi’s government has promoted private investment in mining and resource extraction to diversify its economy. But environmental risks are common in resource extraction and mining significantly contributes to climate change, which in turn affects governments’ ability to realize the rights to health, water, and food.
- published: 26 Sep 2016
- views: 2957
In this video, you will experience the “warm heart of Africa,” as GIA field gemologists visit Malawi’s Chimwadzulu ruby mine for the very first time. Although this is one of the continent’s oldest-known ruby and sapphire deposits—discovered in 1958—it’s largely unknown to the gem trade or public at large.
Malawi is one of the smallest African nations, bounded by Zambia to the northwest, Tanzania to the northeast, and Mozambique to the east, south, and west. The country is separated from Tanzania and Mozambique by the waters of Lake Malawi.
“I read about Chimwadzulu a very long time ago…and this is a place I’ve wanted to come to for a very long time,” says GIA Field Gemologist Vincent Pardieu. The deposit’s geology is very complex, he explains, and the mine’s sapphires provide a key to understanding it. Although the Chimwadzulu deposit is known for ruby and orange sapphire, it produces mainly pale green, blue, and yellow sapphire.
As always, a core goal of the expedition is to procure samples for GIA’s research programs, but understanding the gems as part of the geology and the mining operation—along with the people who labor to produce it—is also tremendously important. “When you look at the stone, you don’t view it the same way when you have the story of the stone, too,” explains Pardieu.
The country is struggling to develop, and ethical stewardship of its gem resources is a part of the solution. Some of the possible benefits to local communities are a hospital and a school funded by the Chimwadzulu mining operation—a consortium between Nyala Mines Ltd. and Columbia Gem House, Inc.
Pardieu and his team were able to visit the facility and observe the difference it makes. “In many African countries, the right access to education and health is really a luxury,” remarks Pardieu. “…you’re bringing to these people what is normal for us, but a luxury for them.” They also visited the elementary school, gaining a snapshot of the country’s youth and their boundless potential if Malawi’s resources can be harnessed for the good of all its citizens.
This GIA Field Expedition (FE56) took place in September 2014. Besides Pardieu, the participants were cameraman Didier Gruel and field gemologist trainee Stanislas Detroyat.
- published: 12 Oct 2015
- views: 19881
Malawi’s government has failed to protect the rights and livelihoods of people living in nascent mining communities, Human Rights Watch said today in a report released on eve of the International Right to Know Day. Families living near coal and uranium mining operations face serious problems with water, food, and housing, and are left in the dark about health and other risks from mining.
The 96-page report, “‘They Destroyed Everything’: Mining and Human Rights in Malawi,” examines the impact of extractive industries on communities in some of Malawi’s first mining areas, in Karonga district located on the northwestern shores of Lake Malawi. Malawi’s government has promoted private investment in mining and resource extraction to diversify its economy. But environmental risks are common in resource extraction and mining significantly contributes to climate change, which in turn affects governments’ ability to realize the rights to health, water, and food.
- published: 26 Sep 2016
- views: 207
Hon Bright Msaka SC, Minister for Natural Resources, Energy and Mining for Malawi closes session on Mining & Energy at Malawi Investment Forum 2016, Lilongwe, Bingu wa Mutharika International Conference Centre (10-11 October 2016)
- published: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 113
Mining's most influential stakeholders gathered in Cape Town for the 19th Annual Mining Indaba. ABN's Chris Bishop caught up with John Bande, Malawi Mines Minister, to discuss his countries plans to become a premier mining destination for companies.
- published: 25 Jun 2013
- views: 117
Moses Mkumpha is Malawi's only trained cultural conservator in the last 20 years. This Southern African country boasts a rich cultural heritage dating back over two million years. It has unique artifacts, some of which cannot be found anywhere else in the world. But due to lack of resources and public appreciation much of this unique heritage is at risk of being overlooked or uncared for. Moses faces a myriad of challenges in protecting Malawi's hidden treasures but he's determined to protect them.
- published: 09 Apr 2015
- views: 7658
In this video, you’ll explore Mozambique’s Montepuez ruby deposit with GIA’s dedicated field gemology team. First, you’ll see how the legal owner of the mining rights—Montepuez Ruby Mining (MRM), a subsidiary of the Gemfields corporation—works the area in steps from prospecting through separating the rubies from the ore, to sorting and eventual sale at their Singapore rough auction.
In the second part you’ll also catch a glimpse of a day in the life of the thousands of unlicensed miners—garimpeiros—who conduct unauthorized mining in the MRM-owned area.
Since spring 2009, this east African country has emerged as the world’s leading ruby source. As Field Gemologist Vincent Pardieu says of the Montepuez ruby deposit: “I have never seen any place where you have this combination of quantity, nice color, and nice clarity.”
Every gem miner dreams of finding a big stone one day. “The garimpeiros here, most of them are local (meaning Mozambican) people,” explains Pardieu, “but there are also some Tanzanians here who are working with them. And the Tanzanians have a very good knowledge of ruby mining because you have ruby mining in Tanzania for more than 50 years.”
You’ll see the conditions garimpeiros work under—the pits, the dirt—the rubies they find and how they live, and visit a garimpeiro village.
Finally, you’ll visit foreign buyers in Montepuez, which, Pardieu explains, consist of “about 500 to 600 Thai people and about 100 people from Sri Lanka.” The cash gained by these buyers provides the economic impetus for continuing unauthorized mining inside the MRM perimeter.
This GIA Field Expedition (FE56) took place in September 2014. Besides Pardieu, the participants were cameraman Didier Gruel, Field Gemologist Andy Lucas, Gems & Gemology Technical Editor Dr. Tao Hsu, and Field Gemologist trainee Stanislas Detroyat.
- published: 12 Oct 2015
- views: 399484
With that new GIA Field video you will be taken with the GIA Field Expedition (FE56) that took place in September 2014 in Zambia.
You will surely feel the lure of emerald—central Africa’s green treasure—in this short GIA video. First, you’ll visit the Musakashi, Zambia, emerald mining area where mining is carried out by local people with simple hand tools.
Next, you’ll travel with Field Gemologist Vincent Pardieu and the GIA team to Zambia’s Kafubu area, one of Africa’s oldest gem-mining areas. “There are maybe 400 mines, and maybe less than 10 are active,” says Pardieu.
While there, you’ll witness several active emerald mines. Some are very small-scale and operated by local people, while some, like the MIKU and the KAGEM mines, are very large. The latter is probably the largest colored gemstone mining pit in the world.
In this video, you’ll view the entire KAGEM operation—a modern, highly sophisticated mechanized pit mine. As you stand on the rim of the pit, a ripple of explosions blasts ore for processing. You will witness workers recovering emeralds from the pit. You’ll also venture underground into Gemfields’ exploratory underground workings and see the firm’s secure processing and sorting facility.
Besides Pardieu, the participants were cameraman Didier Gruel, Field Gemologist Andy Lucas, Gems & Gemology Technical Editor Dr. Tao Hsu, and Field Gemologist trainee Stanislas Detroyat.
- published: 23 Oct 2015
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Malawi (/məˈlɔːwi/, /məˈlɑːwi/ or /ˈmæləwi/; Chichewa: [maláβi] or [maláwi]), officially the Republic of Malawi, is a landlocked country in southeast Africa that was formerly known as Nyasaland. It is bordered by Zambia to the northwest, Tanzania to the northeast, and Mozambique on the east, south and west. The country is separated from Tanzania and Mozambique by Lake Malawi. Malawi is over 118,000 km2 (45,560 sq mi) with an estimated population of 16,777,547 (July 2013 est.). Its capital is Lilongwe, which is also Malawi's largest city; the second largest is Blantyre and the third is Mzuzu. The name Malawi comes from the Maravi, an old name of the Nyanja people that inhabit the area. The country is also nicknamed "The Warm Heart of Africa".
Malawi is among the smallest countries in Africa. Lake Malawi takes about a third of Malawi's area.
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Lake Malawi
Lake Malawi, also known as Lake Nyasa in Tanzania and Lago Niassa in Mozambique, is an African Great Lake and the southernmost lake in the East African Rift system, located between Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania. It is the ninth largest lake in the world and the third largest and second deepest lake in Africa. It is home to more species of fish than any other lake, including about 1000 species of cichlids. The Mozambique portion of the lake was officially declared a reserve by the Government of Mozambique on June 10, 2011, and in Malawi a portion of the lake is included in the Lake Malawi National Park. Lake Malawi is a meromictic lake; permanent stratification and the oxic-anoxic boundary are maintained by moderately small chemical and thermal gradients.
Geography
Lake Malawi is between 560 kilometres (350 mi) and 580 kilometres (360 mi) long, and about 75 kilometres (47 mi) wide at its widest point. The total surface area of the lake is about 29,600 square kilometres (11,400 sq mi). The lake has shorelines on western Mozambique, eastern Malawi, and southern Tanzania. The largest river flowing into it is the Ruhuhu River, and there is an outlet at its southern end, the Shire River, a tributary that flows into the very large Zambezi River in Mozambique.
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8:52Mkango CEO says new data confirms Malawi as serious mining destination
Mkango CEO says new data confirms Malawi as serious mining destinationMkango CEO says new data confirms Malawi as serious mining destination
Will Dawes, chief executive officer at Mkango Resources Ltd (LON:MKA) says he is very excited about the Rare Earth sector going forward. Just two weeks since listing on AIM, the group is to get its hands on new airborne data fund by the World Bank that will confirm it as a serious mining investment destination in the future. The data will cover the group’s licenses in Malawi and confirm existing anomalies and compliment ongoing discovery programmes. “We are one of the very few advanced stage Rare Earth projects and we’re the only focused Rare Earth company listed on AIM,” says Dawes. He told Proactive Investors that he was confident of the fundamentals of Rare Earth going forward. Dawes says that the outlook is “very good” over the next few years. Touching on the feasibility study back in November at the Songwe Hill mine in Malawi, Dawes said it had revealed a lot of resource upside in what is a “major significant rare earth deposit”. “We have identified areas where we can reduce costs, and that is a major focus for us at the moment.” -
5:44Profits Over People: Mining Ruins Lives in Malawi
Profits Over People: Mining Ruins Lives in MalawiProfits Over People: Mining Ruins Lives in Malawi
Malawi’s government has failed to protect the rights and livelihoods of people living in nascent mining communities, Human Rights Watch said today in a report released on eve of the International Right to Know Day. Families living near coal and uranium mining operations face serious problems with water, food, and housing, and are left in the dark about health and other risks from mining. The 96-page report, “‘They Destroyed Everything’: Mining and Human Rights in Malawi,” examines the impact of extractive industries on communities in some of Malawi’s first mining areas, in Karonga district located on the northwestern shores of Lake Malawi. Malawi’s government has promoted private investment in mining and resource extraction to diversify its economy. But environmental risks are common in resource extraction and mining significantly contributes to climate change, which in turn affects governments’ ability to realize the rights to health, water, and food. -
6:02"Rubies and sapphires from Chimwadzulu, Malawi" by GIA
"Rubies and sapphires from Chimwadzulu, Malawi" by GIA"Rubies and sapphires from Chimwadzulu, Malawi" by GIA
In this video, you will experience the “warm heart of Africa,” as GIA field gemologists visit Malawi’s Chimwadzulu ruby mine for the very first time. Although this is one of the continent’s oldest-known ruby and sapphire deposits—discovered in 1958—it’s largely unknown to the gem trade or public at large. Malawi is one of the smallest African nations, bounded by Zambia to the northwest, Tanzania to the northeast, and Mozambique to the east, south, and west. The country is separated from Tanzania and Mozambique by the waters of Lake Malawi. “I read about Chimwadzulu a very long time ago…and this is a place I’ve wanted to come to for a very long time,” says GIA Field Gemologist Vincent Pardieu. The deposit’s geology is very complex, he explains, and the mine’s sapphires provide a key to understanding it. Although the Chimwadzulu deposit is known for ruby and orange sapphire, it produces mainly pale green, blue, and yellow sapphire. As always, a core goal of the expedition is to procure samples for GIA’s research programs, but understanding the gems as part of the geology and the mining operation—along with the people who labor to produce it—is also tremendously important. “When you look at the stone, you don’t view it the same way when you have the story of the stone, too,” explains Pardieu. The country is struggling to develop, and ethical stewardship of its gem resources is a part of the solution. Some of the possible benefits to local communities are a hospital and a school funded by the Chimwadzulu mining operation—a consortium between Nyala Mines Ltd. and Columbia Gem House, Inc. Pardieu and his team were able to visit the facility and observe the difference it makes. “In many African countries, the right access to education and health is really a luxury,” remarks Pardieu. “…you’re bringing to these people what is normal for us, but a luxury for them.” They also visited the elementary school, gaining a snapshot of the country’s youth and their boundless potential if Malawi’s resources can be harnessed for the good of all its citizens. This GIA Field Expedition (FE56) took place in September 2014. Besides Pardieu, the participants were cameraman Didier Gruel and field gemologist trainee Stanislas Detroyat. -
1:37Profits Over People: Mining Ruins Lives in Malawi - SHORT
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Malawi’s government has failed to protect the rights and livelihoods of people living in nascent mining communities, Human Rights Watch said today in a report released on eve of the International Right to Know Day. Families living near coal and uranium mining operations face serious problems with water, food, and housing, and are left in the dark about health and other risks from mining. The 96-page report, “‘They Destroyed Everything’: Mining and Human Rights in Malawi,” examines the impact of extractive industries on communities in some of Malawi’s first mining areas, in Karonga district located on the northwestern shores of Lake Malawi. Malawi’s government has promoted private investment in mining and resource extraction to diversify its economy. But environmental risks are common in resource extraction and mining significantly contributes to climate change, which in turn affects governments’ ability to realize the rights to health, water, and food. -
10:10Malawi Investment Forum Mining & Energy Hon Bright Msaka SC Minister of Natural Resouces,
Malawi Investment Forum Mining & Energy Hon Bright Msaka SC Minister of Natural Resouces,Malawi Investment Forum Mining & Energy Hon Bright Msaka SC Minister of Natural Resouces,
Hon Bright Msaka SC, Minister for Natural Resources, Energy and Mining for Malawi closes session on Mining & Energy at Malawi Investment Forum 2016, Lilongwe, Bingu wa Mutharika International Conference Centre (10-11 October 2016) -
4:52Mining Fortunes in Malawi with Minister Bande
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Mining's most influential stakeholders gathered in Cape Town for the 19th Annual Mining Indaba. ABN's Chris Bishop caught up with John Bande, Malawi Mines Minister, to discuss his countries plans to become a premier mining destination for companies. -
2:20Uranium Mining in Malawi
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29:19Faces of Africa - Malawi's Hidden Treasure
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Moses Mkumpha is Malawi's only trained cultural conservator in the last 20 years. This Southern African country boasts a rich cultural heritage dating back over two million years. It has unique artifacts, some of which cannot be found anywhere else in the world. But due to lack of resources and public appreciation much of this unique heritage is at risk of being overlooked or uncared for. Moses faces a myriad of challenges in protecting Malawi's hidden treasures but he's determined to protect them. -
18:09"Rubies from Montepuez, Mozambique" by GIA
"Rubies from Montepuez, Mozambique" by GIA"Rubies from Montepuez, Mozambique" by GIA
In this video, you’ll explore Mozambique’s Montepuez ruby deposit with GIA’s dedicated field gemology team. First, you’ll see how the legal owner of the mining rights—Montepuez Ruby Mining (MRM), a subsidiary of the Gemfields corporation—works the area in steps from prospecting through separating the rubies from the ore, to sorting and eventual sale at their Singapore rough auction. In the second part you’ll also catch a glimpse of a day in the life of the thousands of unlicensed miners—garimpeiros—who conduct unauthorized mining in the MRM-owned area. Since spring 2009, this east African country has emerged as the world’s leading ruby source. As Field Gemologist Vincent Pardieu says of the Montepuez ruby deposit: “I have never seen any place where you have this combination of quantity, nice color, and nice clarity.” Every gem miner dreams of finding a big stone one day. “The garimpeiros here, most of them are local (meaning Mozambican) people,” explains Pardieu, “but there are also some Tanzanians here who are working with them. And the Tanzanians have a very good knowledge of ruby mining because you have ruby mining in Tanzania for more than 50 years.” You’ll see the conditions garimpeiros work under—the pits, the dirt—the rubies they find and how they live, and visit a garimpeiro village. Finally, you’ll visit foreign buyers in Montepuez, which, Pardieu explains, consist of “about 500 to 600 Thai people and about 100 people from Sri Lanka.” The cash gained by these buyers provides the economic impetus for continuing unauthorized mining inside the MRM perimeter. This GIA Field Expedition (FE56) took place in September 2014. Besides Pardieu, the participants were cameraman Didier Gruel, Field Gemologist Andy Lucas, Gems & Gemology Technical Editor Dr. Tao Hsu, and Field Gemologist trainee Stanislas Detroyat. -
9:39"Emerald mining in Zambia" by GIA
"Emerald mining in Zambia" by GIA"Emerald mining in Zambia" by GIA
With that new GIA Field video you will be taken with the GIA Field Expedition (FE56) that took place in September 2014 in Zambia. You will surely feel the lure of emerald—central Africa’s green treasure—in this short GIA video. First, you’ll visit the Musakashi, Zambia, emerald mining area where mining is carried out by local people with simple hand tools. Next, you’ll travel with Field Gemologist Vincent Pardieu and the GIA team to Zambia’s Kafubu area, one of Africa’s oldest gem-mining areas. “There are maybe 400 mines, and maybe less than 10 are active,” says Pardieu. While there, you’ll witness several active emerald mines. Some are very small-scale and operated by local people, while some, like the MIKU and the KAGEM mines, are very large. The latter is probably the largest colored gemstone mining pit in the world. In this video, you’ll view the entire KAGEM operation—a modern, highly sophisticated mechanized pit mine. As you stand on the rim of the pit, a ripple of explosions blasts ore for processing. You will witness workers recovering emeralds from the pit. You’ll also venture underground into Gemfields’ exploratory underground workings and see the firm’s secure processing and sorting facility. Besides Pardieu, the participants were cameraman Didier Gruel, Field Gemologist Andy Lucas, Gems & Gemology Technical Editor Dr. Tao Hsu, and Field Gemologist trainee Stanislas Detroyat. -
28:46CEPA Strengthening Mining Governance in Malawi Doc
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6:05NEPAD TB Mining Sector Story 08 09 2017
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3:33Zimbabwe lifts ban on raw chrome exports to boost mining sector
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Zimbabwe's Government hopes the lifting of a 4 year ban on raw chrome exports will bolster the nation's ailing mining sector. It's estimated that the ban pushed at least 2000 small-scale miners out of business. CCTV's Farai Mwakutuya visited one of the regions set to benefit from the reversal of this disastrous policy. -
47:23Malawi Gold
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Fly on the wall documentary with clips of places, people, travel and music from backpacking across Malawi. Featuring the following locations: Cape Maclear Monkey Bay The Eagle's Nest Nkhata Bay Chikale Beach Njaya Lodge Lake Malawi Chizimula Livingstonia Mushroom Farm Likoma island Chitimba Karonga Mbeya -
5:31Malawi Government Integrated Repository
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RDF explains how the Malawi Government Integrated Repository works, and is going to be used by Government to increase compliance and revenue for mining and oil extraction. -
1:06Malawi’s Mining Fiscal Regime: H1 2014
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12:31Malawi Investment Forum Mining & Energy Dean Lungu, Cassius Chiwambo and James Chatupa
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2:34:45Day 3-Challenges of the ASM sector in Malawi and the role of The Geological Survey of Malawi
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The video contains; 1) Challenges of the ASM sector in Malawi and the role of The Geological Survey of Malawi - Chief Geologist Mr.Kondwani Dombola, Geological Survey of Malawi 2)Challenges of the ASM sector in Botswana & the role of the Botswana Geological Survey- Mr.Othugile Rulele, Botswana Geological Survey 3)Health and safety issues Related to ASM in Zambia - Inspector of Mines Canisius Mwenya, Department of Mines Safety (Zambia) 4) How Can the Environmental Management Agency support the ASM Sector in Zambia - Principal Inspector Mr.Ngwata, Environmental Management Agency 5) Business Planning for ASM in Zambia - Mrs.Theresah Chuula, Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) 6) Strengthening Community Voices in Mineral Resource Governance in Zambia - Ian Milimo, UNDP Day 3 of the Artisanal and Small-scale Mining Training (13 - 16 March 2018) in Lusaka, Zambia -
40:02Oil Exploration in Lake Malawi - What Does It Mean for Malawi?
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Timveni TV caught up with Environmental activist, Godfrey Mfiti, to shed some much needed light into the whole issue of Oil Exploration that is due to kick off in Malawi's own lake - Lake Malawi. He had some very interesting views on this issue. Check it out! -
26:51Challenges facing Mining Communities in Northern Malawi
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5:59"Gem mining around East Africa" by GIA
"Gem mining around East Africa" by GIA"Gem mining around East Africa" by GIA
This short GIA field gemology video shows the diversity of gem mining in Eastern Africa from Madagascar to Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia and Mozambique as we saw it during the different expedition Vincent Pardieu (GIA Senior Manager for Field gemology) lead there in Summer 2012. It was the first field video produced by the GIA field gemology department. -
6:00Mkango Resources on Malawi, the #1 Country in Africa for Rare Earths
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Mkango Resources on Malawi, the #1 Country in Africa for Rare Earths May 28, 2013 -- William Dawes, CEO and Executive Director, Mkango Resources Ltd. (TSX: MKA) in an interview with Dave Glover for ProEdgeWire (ProEdgeWire.com) during the Technology Metals Summit, next steps following the recent resource filing and oversubscribed private placement. He starts "...we've got a substantial indicated resource (rare earths) and we feel that it is sufficient for at least 20 years of mine life." William also comments on the Malawi location as Mkango's operating base as a sizable competitive advantage. Malawi was the first African country where carbonatites were recognised, in the 50's and 60's, and is known as a 'rare earths mineral province'. With ongoing road developments, a new railway line being built and planned power developments, Mkango is located in an area with infrastructure support and access, not to mention an area with potential for high growth. Mkango Resources Ltd. (TSXV: MKA) is a Canadian mineral exploration and development company focused on rare earth elements and associated minerals in the Republic of Malawi. It holds a 100% interest in two exclusive prospecting licenses covering a combined area of 1,751 km² in southern Malawi. Disclaimer: Mkango Resources Ltd. (www.mkango.ca) is an advertorial member of ProEdgeWire. -
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Mkango CEO says new data confirms Malawi as serious mining destination
Will Dawes, chief executive officer at Mkango Resources Ltd (LON:MKA) says he is very excited about the Rare Earth sector going forward. Just two weeks since listing on AIM, the group is to get its hands on new airborne data fund by the World Bank that will confirm it as a serious mining investment destination in the future. The data will cover the group’s licenses in Malawi and confirm existing anomalies and compliment ongoing discovery programmes. “We are one of the very few advanced stage Rare Earth projects and we’re the only focused Rare Earth company listed on AIM,” says Dawes. He told Proactive Investors that he was confident of the fundamentals of Rare Earth going forward. Dawes says that the outlook is “very good” over the next few years. Touching on the feasibility study back in ...
published: 27 Jun 2016 -
Profits Over People: Mining Ruins Lives in Malawi
Malawi’s government has failed to protect the rights and livelihoods of people living in nascent mining communities, Human Rights Watch said today in a report released on eve of the International Right to Know Day. Families living near coal and uranium mining operations face serious problems with water, food, and housing, and are left in the dark about health and other risks from mining. The 96-page report, “‘They Destroyed Everything’: Mining and Human Rights in Malawi,” examines the impact of extractive industries on communities in some of Malawi’s first mining areas, in Karonga district located on the northwestern shores of Lake Malawi. Malawi’s government has promoted private investment in mining and resource extraction to diversify its economy. But environmental risks are common in r...
published: 26 Sep 2016 -
"Rubies and sapphires from Chimwadzulu, Malawi" by GIA
In this video, you will experience the “warm heart of Africa,” as GIA field gemologists visit Malawi’s Chimwadzulu ruby mine for the very first time. Although this is one of the continent’s oldest-known ruby and sapphire deposits—discovered in 1958—it’s largely unknown to the gem trade or public at large. Malawi is one of the smallest African nations, bounded by Zambia to the northwest, Tanzania to the northeast, and Mozambique to the east, south, and west. The country is separated from Tanzania and Mozambique by the waters of Lake Malawi. “I read about Chimwadzulu a very long time ago…and this is a place I’ve wanted to come to for a very long time,” says GIA Field Gemologist Vincent Pardieu. The deposit’s geology is very complex, he explains, and the mine’s sapphires provide a key to un...
published: 12 Oct 2015 -
Profits Over People: Mining Ruins Lives in Malawi - SHORT
Malawi’s government has failed to protect the rights and livelihoods of people living in nascent mining communities, Human Rights Watch said today in a report released on eve of the International Right to Know Day. Families living near coal and uranium mining operations face serious problems with water, food, and housing, and are left in the dark about health and other risks from mining. The 96-page report, “‘They Destroyed Everything’: Mining and Human Rights in Malawi,” examines the impact of extractive industries on communities in some of Malawi’s first mining areas, in Karonga district located on the northwestern shores of Lake Malawi. Malawi’s government has promoted private investment in mining and resource extraction to diversify its economy. But environmental risks are common in r...
published: 26 Sep 2016 -
Malawi Investment Forum Mining & Energy Hon Bright Msaka SC Minister of Natural Resouces,
Hon Bright Msaka SC, Minister for Natural Resources, Energy and Mining for Malawi closes session on Mining & Energy at Malawi Investment Forum 2016, Lilongwe, Bingu wa Mutharika International Conference Centre (10-11 October 2016)
published: 11 Oct 2016 -
Mining Fortunes in Malawi with Minister Bande
Mining's most influential stakeholders gathered in Cape Town for the 19th Annual Mining Indaba. ABN's Chris Bishop caught up with John Bande, Malawi Mines Minister, to discuss his countries plans to become a premier mining destination for companies.
published: 25 Jun 2013 -
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Faces of Africa - Malawi's Hidden Treasure
Moses Mkumpha is Malawi's only trained cultural conservator in the last 20 years. This Southern African country boasts a rich cultural heritage dating back over two million years. It has unique artifacts, some of which cannot be found anywhere else in the world. But due to lack of resources and public appreciation much of this unique heritage is at risk of being overlooked or uncared for. Moses faces a myriad of challenges in protecting Malawi's hidden treasures but he's determined to protect them.
published: 09 Apr 2015 -
"Rubies from Montepuez, Mozambique" by GIA
In this video, you’ll explore Mozambique’s Montepuez ruby deposit with GIA’s dedicated field gemology team. First, you’ll see how the legal owner of the mining rights—Montepuez Ruby Mining (MRM), a subsidiary of the Gemfields corporation—works the area in steps from prospecting through separating the rubies from the ore, to sorting and eventual sale at their Singapore rough auction. In the second part you’ll also catch a glimpse of a day in the life of the thousands of unlicensed miners—garimpeiros—who conduct unauthorized mining in the MRM-owned area. Since spring 2009, this east African country has emerged as the world’s leading ruby source. As Field Gemologist Vincent Pardieu says of the Montepuez ruby deposit: “I have never seen any place where you have this combination of quantity, ...
published: 12 Oct 2015 -
"Emerald mining in Zambia" by GIA
With that new GIA Field video you will be taken with the GIA Field Expedition (FE56) that took place in September 2014 in Zambia. You will surely feel the lure of emerald—central Africa’s green treasure—in this short GIA video. First, you’ll visit the Musakashi, Zambia, emerald mining area where mining is carried out by local people with simple hand tools. Next, you’ll travel with Field Gemologist Vincent Pardieu and the GIA team to Zambia’s Kafubu area, one of Africa’s oldest gem-mining areas. “There are maybe 400 mines, and maybe less than 10 are active,” says Pardieu. While there, you’ll witness several active emerald mines. Some are very small-scale and operated by local people, while some, like the MIKU and the KAGEM mines, are very large. The latter is probably the largest colore...
published: 23 Oct 2015 -
CEPA Strengthening Mining Governance in Malawi Doc
published: 15 Mar 2017 -
Bitclub Registration Malawi
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published: 07 Dec 2017 -
NEPAD TB Mining Sector Story 08 09 2017
A story on the recent meeting by technocrats from Zambia, Malawi, Lesotho and Mozambique to look at how to tackle Tuberculosis in the mining sector
published: 09 Sep 2017 -
Zimbabwe lifts ban on raw chrome exports to boost mining sector
Zimbabwe's Government hopes the lifting of a 4 year ban on raw chrome exports will bolster the nation's ailing mining sector. It's estimated that the ban pushed at least 2000 small-scale miners out of business. CCTV's Farai Mwakutuya visited one of the regions set to benefit from the reversal of this disastrous policy.
published: 01 Jul 2015 -
Malawi Gold
Fly on the wall documentary with clips of places, people, travel and music from backpacking across Malawi. Featuring the following locations: Cape Maclear Monkey Bay The Eagle's Nest Nkhata Bay Chikale Beach Njaya Lodge Lake Malawi Chizimula Livingstonia Mushroom Farm Likoma island Chitimba Karonga Mbeya
published: 11 Jun 2013 -
Malawi Government Integrated Repository
RDF explains how the Malawi Government Integrated Repository works, and is going to be used by Government to increase compliance and revenue for mining and oil extraction.
published: 05 Feb 2013 -
Malawi’s Mining Fiscal Regime: H1 2014
Market Research Reports, Inc. has announced the addition of “Malawi’s Mining Fiscal Regime: H1 2014” research report to their offering. See more at- http://mrr.cm/Z7G
published: 13 Aug 2014 -
Malawi Investment Forum Mining & Energy Dean Lungu, Cassius Chiwambo and James Chatupa
Dean Lungu, Chamber of Mines and Energy Chair and Director of Bwanje Cement, Cassius Chiwambo, Senior Mining Engineer in the Department of Mines, and James Chatupa, Consultant for Crayton Resources during session on Mining & Energy at Malawi Investment Forum 2016, Lilongwe, Bingu wa Mutharika International Conference Centre (10-11 October 2016)
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Day 3-Challenges of the ASM sector in Malawi and the role of The Geological Survey of Malawi
The video contains; 1) Challenges of the ASM sector in Malawi and the role of The Geological Survey of Malawi - Chief Geologist Mr.Kondwani Dombola, Geological Survey of Malawi 2)Challenges of the ASM sector in Botswana & the role of the Botswana Geological Survey- Mr.Othugile Rulele, Botswana Geological Survey 3)Health and safety issues Related to ASM in Zambia - Inspector of Mines Canisius Mwenya, Department of Mines Safety (Zambia) 4) How Can the Environmental Management Agency support the ASM Sector in Zambia - Principal Inspector Mr.Ngwata, Environmental Management Agency 5) Business Planning for ASM in Zambia - Mrs.Theresah Chuula, Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) 6) Strengthening Community Voices in Mineral Resource Governance in Zambia - Ian Milimo, UNDP Day 3 of the Artisana...
published: 06 Apr 2018 -
Oil Exploration in Lake Malawi - What Does It Mean for Malawi?
Timveni TV caught up with Environmental activist, Godfrey Mfiti, to shed some much needed light into the whole issue of Oil Exploration that is due to kick off in Malawi's own lake - Lake Malawi. He had some very interesting views on this issue. Check it out!
published: 09 Jul 2016 -
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"Gem mining around East Africa" by GIA
This short GIA field gemology video shows the diversity of gem mining in Eastern Africa from Madagascar to Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia and Mozambique as we saw it during the different expedition Vincent Pardieu (GIA Senior Manager for Field gemology) lead there in Summer 2012. It was the first field video produced by the GIA field gemology department.
published: 23 Nov 2015 -
Mkango Resources on Malawi, the #1 Country in Africa for Rare Earths
Mkango Resources on Malawi, the #1 Country in Africa for Rare Earths May 28, 2013 -- William Dawes, CEO and Executive Director, Mkango Resources Ltd. (TSX: MKA) in an interview with Dave Glover for ProEdgeWire (ProEdgeWire.com) during the Technology Metals Summit, next steps following the recent resource filing and oversubscribed private placement. He starts "...we've got a substantial indicated resource (rare earths) and we feel that it is sufficient for at least 20 years of mine life." William also comments on the Malawi location as Mkango's operating base as a sizable competitive advantage. Malawi was the first African country where carbonatites were recognised, in the 50's and 60's, and is known as a 'rare earths mineral province'. With ongoing road developments, a new railway line...
published: 28 May 2013 -
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Mkango CEO says new data confirms Malawi as serious mining destination
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- Duration: 8:52
- Updated: 27 Jun 2016
- views: 891
Will Dawes, chief executive officer at Mkango Resources Ltd (LON:MKA) says he is very excited about the Rare Earth sector going forward.
Just two weeks since li...
Will Dawes, chief executive officer at Mkango Resources Ltd (LON:MKA) says he is very excited about the Rare Earth sector going forward.
Just two weeks since listing on AIM, the group is to get its hands on new airborne data fund by the World Bank that will confirm it as a serious mining investment destination in the future.
The data will cover the group’s licenses in Malawi and confirm existing anomalies and compliment ongoing discovery programmes.
“We are one of the very few advanced stage Rare Earth projects and we’re the only focused Rare Earth company listed on AIM,” says Dawes.
He told Proactive Investors that he was confident of the fundamentals of Rare Earth going forward.
Dawes says that the outlook is “very good” over the next few years.
Touching on the feasibility study back in November at the Songwe Hill mine in Malawi, Dawes said it had revealed a lot of resource upside in what is a “major significant rare earth deposit”.
“We have identified areas where we can reduce costs, and that is a major focus for us at the moment.”
https://wn.com/Mkango_Ceo_Says_New_Data_Confirms_Malawi_As_Serious_Mining_Destination
Will Dawes, chief executive officer at Mkango Resources Ltd (LON:MKA) says he is very excited about the Rare Earth sector going forward.
Just two weeks since listing on AIM, the group is to get its hands on new airborne data fund by the World Bank that will confirm it as a serious mining investment destination in the future.
The data will cover the group’s licenses in Malawi and confirm existing anomalies and compliment ongoing discovery programmes.
“We are one of the very few advanced stage Rare Earth projects and we’re the only focused Rare Earth company listed on AIM,” says Dawes.
He told Proactive Investors that he was confident of the fundamentals of Rare Earth going forward.
Dawes says that the outlook is “very good” over the next few years.
Touching on the feasibility study back in November at the Songwe Hill mine in Malawi, Dawes said it had revealed a lot of resource upside in what is a “major significant rare earth deposit”.
“We have identified areas where we can reduce costs, and that is a major focus for us at the moment.”
- published: 27 Jun 2016
- views: 891
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Profits Over People: Mining Ruins Lives in Malawi
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- Duration: 5:44
- Updated: 26 Sep 2016
- views: 2957
Malawi’s government has failed to protect the rights and livelihoods of people living in nascent mining communities, Human Rights Watch said today in a report r...
Malawi’s government has failed to protect the rights and livelihoods of people living in nascent mining communities, Human Rights Watch said today in a report released on eve of the International Right to Know Day. Families living near coal and uranium mining operations face serious problems with water, food, and housing, and are left in the dark about health and other risks from mining.
The 96-page report, “‘They Destroyed Everything’: Mining and Human Rights in Malawi,” examines the impact of extractive industries on communities in some of Malawi’s first mining areas, in Karonga district located on the northwestern shores of Lake Malawi. Malawi’s government has promoted private investment in mining and resource extraction to diversify its economy. But environmental risks are common in resource extraction and mining significantly contributes to climate change, which in turn affects governments’ ability to realize the rights to health, water, and food.
https://wn.com/Profits_Over_People_Mining_Ruins_Lives_In_Malawi
Malawi’s government has failed to protect the rights and livelihoods of people living in nascent mining communities, Human Rights Watch said today in a report released on eve of the International Right to Know Day. Families living near coal and uranium mining operations face serious problems with water, food, and housing, and are left in the dark about health and other risks from mining.
The 96-page report, “‘They Destroyed Everything’: Mining and Human Rights in Malawi,” examines the impact of extractive industries on communities in some of Malawi’s first mining areas, in Karonga district located on the northwestern shores of Lake Malawi. Malawi’s government has promoted private investment in mining and resource extraction to diversify its economy. But environmental risks are common in resource extraction and mining significantly contributes to climate change, which in turn affects governments’ ability to realize the rights to health, water, and food.
- published: 26 Sep 2016
- views: 2957
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"Rubies and sapphires from Chimwadzulu, Malawi" by GIA
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- Duration: 6:02
- Updated: 12 Oct 2015
- views: 19881
In this video, you will experience the “warm heart of Africa,” as GIA field gemologists visit Malawi’s Chimwadzulu ruby mine for the very first time. Although t...
In this video, you will experience the “warm heart of Africa,” as GIA field gemologists visit Malawi’s Chimwadzulu ruby mine for the very first time. Although this is one of the continent’s oldest-known ruby and sapphire deposits—discovered in 1958—it’s largely unknown to the gem trade or public at large.
Malawi is one of the smallest African nations, bounded by Zambia to the northwest, Tanzania to the northeast, and Mozambique to the east, south, and west. The country is separated from Tanzania and Mozambique by the waters of Lake Malawi.
“I read about Chimwadzulu a very long time ago…and this is a place I’ve wanted to come to for a very long time,” says GIA Field Gemologist Vincent Pardieu. The deposit’s geology is very complex, he explains, and the mine’s sapphires provide a key to understanding it. Although the Chimwadzulu deposit is known for ruby and orange sapphire, it produces mainly pale green, blue, and yellow sapphire.
As always, a core goal of the expedition is to procure samples for GIA’s research programs, but understanding the gems as part of the geology and the mining operation—along with the people who labor to produce it—is also tremendously important. “When you look at the stone, you don’t view it the same way when you have the story of the stone, too,” explains Pardieu.
The country is struggling to develop, and ethical stewardship of its gem resources is a part of the solution. Some of the possible benefits to local communities are a hospital and a school funded by the Chimwadzulu mining operation—a consortium between Nyala Mines Ltd. and Columbia Gem House, Inc.
Pardieu and his team were able to visit the facility and observe the difference it makes. “In many African countries, the right access to education and health is really a luxury,” remarks Pardieu. “…you’re bringing to these people what is normal for us, but a luxury for them.” They also visited the elementary school, gaining a snapshot of the country’s youth and their boundless potential if Malawi’s resources can be harnessed for the good of all its citizens.
This GIA Field Expedition (FE56) took place in September 2014. Besides Pardieu, the participants were cameraman Didier Gruel and field gemologist trainee Stanislas Detroyat.
https://wn.com/Rubies_And_Sapphires_From_Chimwadzulu,_Malawi_By_Gia
In this video, you will experience the “warm heart of Africa,” as GIA field gemologists visit Malawi’s Chimwadzulu ruby mine for the very first time. Although this is one of the continent’s oldest-known ruby and sapphire deposits—discovered in 1958—it’s largely unknown to the gem trade or public at large.
Malawi is one of the smallest African nations, bounded by Zambia to the northwest, Tanzania to the northeast, and Mozambique to the east, south, and west. The country is separated from Tanzania and Mozambique by the waters of Lake Malawi.
“I read about Chimwadzulu a very long time ago…and this is a place I’ve wanted to come to for a very long time,” says GIA Field Gemologist Vincent Pardieu. The deposit’s geology is very complex, he explains, and the mine’s sapphires provide a key to understanding it. Although the Chimwadzulu deposit is known for ruby and orange sapphire, it produces mainly pale green, blue, and yellow sapphire.
As always, a core goal of the expedition is to procure samples for GIA’s research programs, but understanding the gems as part of the geology and the mining operation—along with the people who labor to produce it—is also tremendously important. “When you look at the stone, you don’t view it the same way when you have the story of the stone, too,” explains Pardieu.
The country is struggling to develop, and ethical stewardship of its gem resources is a part of the solution. Some of the possible benefits to local communities are a hospital and a school funded by the Chimwadzulu mining operation—a consortium between Nyala Mines Ltd. and Columbia Gem House, Inc.
Pardieu and his team were able to visit the facility and observe the difference it makes. “In many African countries, the right access to education and health is really a luxury,” remarks Pardieu. “…you’re bringing to these people what is normal for us, but a luxury for them.” They also visited the elementary school, gaining a snapshot of the country’s youth and their boundless potential if Malawi’s resources can be harnessed for the good of all its citizens.
This GIA Field Expedition (FE56) took place in September 2014. Besides Pardieu, the participants were cameraman Didier Gruel and field gemologist trainee Stanislas Detroyat.
- published: 12 Oct 2015
- views: 19881
1:37
Profits Over People: Mining Ruins Lives in Malawi - SHORT
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- Duration: 1:37
- Updated: 26 Sep 2016
- views: 207
Malawi’s government has failed to protect the rights and livelihoods of people living in nascent mining communities, Human Rights Watch said today in a report r...
Malawi’s government has failed to protect the rights and livelihoods of people living in nascent mining communities, Human Rights Watch said today in a report released on eve of the International Right to Know Day. Families living near coal and uranium mining operations face serious problems with water, food, and housing, and are left in the dark about health and other risks from mining.
The 96-page report, “‘They Destroyed Everything’: Mining and Human Rights in Malawi,” examines the impact of extractive industries on communities in some of Malawi’s first mining areas, in Karonga district located on the northwestern shores of Lake Malawi. Malawi’s government has promoted private investment in mining and resource extraction to diversify its economy. But environmental risks are common in resource extraction and mining significantly contributes to climate change, which in turn affects governments’ ability to realize the rights to health, water, and food.
https://wn.com/Profits_Over_People_Mining_Ruins_Lives_In_Malawi_Short
Malawi’s government has failed to protect the rights and livelihoods of people living in nascent mining communities, Human Rights Watch said today in a report released on eve of the International Right to Know Day. Families living near coal and uranium mining operations face serious problems with water, food, and housing, and are left in the dark about health and other risks from mining.
The 96-page report, “‘They Destroyed Everything’: Mining and Human Rights in Malawi,” examines the impact of extractive industries on communities in some of Malawi’s first mining areas, in Karonga district located on the northwestern shores of Lake Malawi. Malawi’s government has promoted private investment in mining and resource extraction to diversify its economy. But environmental risks are common in resource extraction and mining significantly contributes to climate change, which in turn affects governments’ ability to realize the rights to health, water, and food.
- published: 26 Sep 2016
- views: 207
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Malawi Investment Forum Mining & Energy Hon Bright Msaka SC Minister of Natural Resouces,
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- Duration: 10:10
- Updated: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 113
Hon Bright Msaka SC, Minister for Natural Resources, Energy and Mining for Malawi closes session on Mining & Energy at Malawi Investment Forum 2016, Lilongwe, B...
Hon Bright Msaka SC, Minister for Natural Resources, Energy and Mining for Malawi closes session on Mining & Energy at Malawi Investment Forum 2016, Lilongwe, Bingu wa Mutharika International Conference Centre (10-11 October 2016)
https://wn.com/Malawi_Investment_Forum_Mining_Energy_Hon_Bright_Msaka_Sc_Minister_Of_Natural_Resouces,
Hon Bright Msaka SC, Minister for Natural Resources, Energy and Mining for Malawi closes session on Mining & Energy at Malawi Investment Forum 2016, Lilongwe, Bingu wa Mutharika International Conference Centre (10-11 October 2016)
- published: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 113
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Mining Fortunes in Malawi with Minister Bande
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- Duration: 4:52
- Updated: 25 Jun 2013
- views: 117
Mining's most influential stakeholders gathered in Cape Town for the 19th Annual Mining Indaba. ABN's Chris Bishop caught up with John Bande, Malawi Mines Minis...
Mining's most influential stakeholders gathered in Cape Town for the 19th Annual Mining Indaba. ABN's Chris Bishop caught up with John Bande, Malawi Mines Minister, to discuss his countries plans to become a premier mining destination for companies.
https://wn.com/Mining_Fortunes_In_Malawi_With_Minister_Bande
Mining's most influential stakeholders gathered in Cape Town for the 19th Annual Mining Indaba. ABN's Chris Bishop caught up with John Bande, Malawi Mines Minister, to discuss his countries plans to become a premier mining destination for companies.
- published: 25 Jun 2013
- views: 117
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Uranium Mining in Malawi
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- Duration: 2:20
- Updated: 24 Oct 2007
- views: 1323
Reinford Mwangonde about uranium mining in Malawi
Reinford Mwangonde about uranium mining in Malawi
https://wn.com/Uranium_Mining_In_Malawi
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Faces of Africa - Malawi's Hidden Treasure
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- Duration: 29:19
- Updated: 09 Apr 2015
- views: 7658
Moses Mkumpha is Malawi's only trained cultural conservator in the last 20 years. This Southern African country boasts a rich cultural heritage dating back over...
Moses Mkumpha is Malawi's only trained cultural conservator in the last 20 years. This Southern African country boasts a rich cultural heritage dating back over two million years. It has unique artifacts, some of which cannot be found anywhere else in the world. But due to lack of resources and public appreciation much of this unique heritage is at risk of being overlooked or uncared for. Moses faces a myriad of challenges in protecting Malawi's hidden treasures but he's determined to protect them.
https://wn.com/Faces_Of_Africa_Malawi's_Hidden_Treasure
Moses Mkumpha is Malawi's only trained cultural conservator in the last 20 years. This Southern African country boasts a rich cultural heritage dating back over two million years. It has unique artifacts, some of which cannot be found anywhere else in the world. But due to lack of resources and public appreciation much of this unique heritage is at risk of being overlooked or uncared for. Moses faces a myriad of challenges in protecting Malawi's hidden treasures but he's determined to protect them.
- published: 09 Apr 2015
- views: 7658
18:09
"Rubies from Montepuez, Mozambique" by GIA
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 18:09
- Updated: 12 Oct 2015
- views: 399484
In this video, you’ll explore Mozambique’s Montepuez ruby deposit with GIA’s dedicated field gemology team. First, you’ll see how the legal owner of the mining ...
In this video, you’ll explore Mozambique’s Montepuez ruby deposit with GIA’s dedicated field gemology team. First, you’ll see how the legal owner of the mining rights—Montepuez Ruby Mining (MRM), a subsidiary of the Gemfields corporation—works the area in steps from prospecting through separating the rubies from the ore, to sorting and eventual sale at their Singapore rough auction.
In the second part you’ll also catch a glimpse of a day in the life of the thousands of unlicensed miners—garimpeiros—who conduct unauthorized mining in the MRM-owned area.
Since spring 2009, this east African country has emerged as the world’s leading ruby source. As Field Gemologist Vincent Pardieu says of the Montepuez ruby deposit: “I have never seen any place where you have this combination of quantity, nice color, and nice clarity.”
Every gem miner dreams of finding a big stone one day. “The garimpeiros here, most of them are local (meaning Mozambican) people,” explains Pardieu, “but there are also some Tanzanians here who are working with them. And the Tanzanians have a very good knowledge of ruby mining because you have ruby mining in Tanzania for more than 50 years.”
You’ll see the conditions garimpeiros work under—the pits, the dirt—the rubies they find and how they live, and visit a garimpeiro village.
Finally, you’ll visit foreign buyers in Montepuez, which, Pardieu explains, consist of “about 500 to 600 Thai people and about 100 people from Sri Lanka.” The cash gained by these buyers provides the economic impetus for continuing unauthorized mining inside the MRM perimeter.
This GIA Field Expedition (FE56) took place in September 2014. Besides Pardieu, the participants were cameraman Didier Gruel, Field Gemologist Andy Lucas, Gems & Gemology Technical Editor Dr. Tao Hsu, and Field Gemologist trainee Stanislas Detroyat.
https://wn.com/Rubies_From_Montepuez,_Mozambique_By_Gia
In this video, you’ll explore Mozambique’s Montepuez ruby deposit with GIA’s dedicated field gemology team. First, you’ll see how the legal owner of the mining rights—Montepuez Ruby Mining (MRM), a subsidiary of the Gemfields corporation—works the area in steps from prospecting through separating the rubies from the ore, to sorting and eventual sale at their Singapore rough auction.
In the second part you’ll also catch a glimpse of a day in the life of the thousands of unlicensed miners—garimpeiros—who conduct unauthorized mining in the MRM-owned area.
Since spring 2009, this east African country has emerged as the world’s leading ruby source. As Field Gemologist Vincent Pardieu says of the Montepuez ruby deposit: “I have never seen any place where you have this combination of quantity, nice color, and nice clarity.”
Every gem miner dreams of finding a big stone one day. “The garimpeiros here, most of them are local (meaning Mozambican) people,” explains Pardieu, “but there are also some Tanzanians here who are working with them. And the Tanzanians have a very good knowledge of ruby mining because you have ruby mining in Tanzania for more than 50 years.”
You’ll see the conditions garimpeiros work under—the pits, the dirt—the rubies they find and how they live, and visit a garimpeiro village.
Finally, you’ll visit foreign buyers in Montepuez, which, Pardieu explains, consist of “about 500 to 600 Thai people and about 100 people from Sri Lanka.” The cash gained by these buyers provides the economic impetus for continuing unauthorized mining inside the MRM perimeter.
This GIA Field Expedition (FE56) took place in September 2014. Besides Pardieu, the participants were cameraman Didier Gruel, Field Gemologist Andy Lucas, Gems & Gemology Technical Editor Dr. Tao Hsu, and Field Gemologist trainee Stanislas Detroyat.
- published: 12 Oct 2015
- views: 399484
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"Emerald mining in Zambia" by GIA
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- Duration: 9:39
- Updated: 23 Oct 2015
- views: 452152
With that new GIA Field video you will be taken with the GIA Field Expedition (FE56) that took place in September 2014 in Zambia.
You will surely feel the lur...
With that new GIA Field video you will be taken with the GIA Field Expedition (FE56) that took place in September 2014 in Zambia.
You will surely feel the lure of emerald—central Africa’s green treasure—in this short GIA video. First, you’ll visit the Musakashi, Zambia, emerald mining area where mining is carried out by local people with simple hand tools.
Next, you’ll travel with Field Gemologist Vincent Pardieu and the GIA team to Zambia’s Kafubu area, one of Africa’s oldest gem-mining areas. “There are maybe 400 mines, and maybe less than 10 are active,” says Pardieu.
While there, you’ll witness several active emerald mines. Some are very small-scale and operated by local people, while some, like the MIKU and the KAGEM mines, are very large. The latter is probably the largest colored gemstone mining pit in the world.
In this video, you’ll view the entire KAGEM operation—a modern, highly sophisticated mechanized pit mine. As you stand on the rim of the pit, a ripple of explosions blasts ore for processing. You will witness workers recovering emeralds from the pit. You’ll also venture underground into Gemfields’ exploratory underground workings and see the firm’s secure processing and sorting facility.
Besides Pardieu, the participants were cameraman Didier Gruel, Field Gemologist Andy Lucas, Gems & Gemology Technical Editor Dr. Tao Hsu, and Field Gemologist trainee Stanislas Detroyat.
https://wn.com/Emerald_Mining_In_Zambia_By_Gia
With that new GIA Field video you will be taken with the GIA Field Expedition (FE56) that took place in September 2014 in Zambia.
You will surely feel the lure of emerald—central Africa’s green treasure—in this short GIA video. First, you’ll visit the Musakashi, Zambia, emerald mining area where mining is carried out by local people with simple hand tools.
Next, you’ll travel with Field Gemologist Vincent Pardieu and the GIA team to Zambia’s Kafubu area, one of Africa’s oldest gem-mining areas. “There are maybe 400 mines, and maybe less than 10 are active,” says Pardieu.
While there, you’ll witness several active emerald mines. Some are very small-scale and operated by local people, while some, like the MIKU and the KAGEM mines, are very large. The latter is probably the largest colored gemstone mining pit in the world.
In this video, you’ll view the entire KAGEM operation—a modern, highly sophisticated mechanized pit mine. As you stand on the rim of the pit, a ripple of explosions blasts ore for processing. You will witness workers recovering emeralds from the pit. You’ll also venture underground into Gemfields’ exploratory underground workings and see the firm’s secure processing and sorting facility.
Besides Pardieu, the participants were cameraman Didier Gruel, Field Gemologist Andy Lucas, Gems & Gemology Technical Editor Dr. Tao Hsu, and Field Gemologist trainee Stanislas Detroyat.
- published: 23 Oct 2015
- views: 452152
28:46
CEPA Strengthening Mining Governance in Malawi Doc
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- Duration: 28:46
- Updated: 15 Mar 2017
- views: 9
- published: 15 Mar 2017
- views: 9
1:12
Bitclub Registration Malawi
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- Duration: 1:12
- Updated: 07 Dec 2017
- views: 1
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https://wn.com/Bitclub_Registration_Malawi
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- published: 07 Dec 2017
- views: 1
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NEPAD TB Mining Sector Story 08 09 2017
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- Duration: 6:05
- Updated: 09 Sep 2017
- views: 88
A story on the recent meeting by technocrats from Zambia, Malawi, Lesotho and Mozambique to look at how to tackle Tuberculosis in the mining sector
A story on the recent meeting by technocrats from Zambia, Malawi, Lesotho and Mozambique to look at how to tackle Tuberculosis in the mining sector
https://wn.com/Nepad_Tb_Mining_Sector_Story_08_09_2017
A story on the recent meeting by technocrats from Zambia, Malawi, Lesotho and Mozambique to look at how to tackle Tuberculosis in the mining sector
- published: 09 Sep 2017
- views: 88
3:33
Zimbabwe lifts ban on raw chrome exports to boost mining sector
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- Duration: 3:33
- Updated: 01 Jul 2015
- views: 1810
Zimbabwe's Government hopes the lifting of a 4 year ban on raw chrome exports will bolster the nation's ailing mining sector. It's estimated that the ban pushed...
Zimbabwe's Government hopes the lifting of a 4 year ban on raw chrome exports will bolster the nation's ailing mining sector. It's estimated that the ban pushed at least 2000 small-scale miners out of business. CCTV's Farai Mwakutuya visited one of the regions set to benefit from the reversal of this disastrous policy.
https://wn.com/Zimbabwe_Lifts_Ban_On_Raw_Chrome_Exports_To_Boost_Mining_Sector
Zimbabwe's Government hopes the lifting of a 4 year ban on raw chrome exports will bolster the nation's ailing mining sector. It's estimated that the ban pushed at least 2000 small-scale miners out of business. CCTV's Farai Mwakutuya visited one of the regions set to benefit from the reversal of this disastrous policy.
- published: 01 Jul 2015
- views: 1810
47:23
Malawi Gold
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- Duration: 47:23
- Updated: 11 Jun 2013
- views: 3549
Fly on the wall documentary with clips of places, people, travel and music from backpacking across Malawi.
Featuring the following locations:
Cape Maclear
Mon...
Fly on the wall documentary with clips of places, people, travel and music from backpacking across Malawi.
Featuring the following locations:
Cape Maclear
Monkey Bay
The Eagle's Nest
Nkhata Bay
Chikale Beach
Njaya Lodge
Lake Malawi
Chizimula
Livingstonia
Mushroom Farm
Likoma island
Chitimba
Karonga
Mbeya
https://wn.com/Malawi_Gold
Fly on the wall documentary with clips of places, people, travel and music from backpacking across Malawi.
Featuring the following locations:
Cape Maclear
Monkey Bay
The Eagle's Nest
Nkhata Bay
Chikale Beach
Njaya Lodge
Lake Malawi
Chizimula
Livingstonia
Mushroom Farm
Likoma island
Chitimba
Karonga
Mbeya
- published: 11 Jun 2013
- views: 3549
5:31
Malawi Government Integrated Repository
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- Duration: 5:31
- Updated: 05 Feb 2013
- views: 139
RDF explains how the Malawi Government Integrated Repository works, and is going to be used by Government to increase compliance and revenue for mining and oil ...
RDF explains how the Malawi Government Integrated Repository works, and is going to be used by Government to increase compliance and revenue for mining and oil extraction.
https://wn.com/Malawi_Government_Integrated_Repository
RDF explains how the Malawi Government Integrated Repository works, and is going to be used by Government to increase compliance and revenue for mining and oil extraction.
- published: 05 Feb 2013
- views: 139
1:06
Malawi’s Mining Fiscal Regime: H1 2014
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- Duration: 1:06
- Updated: 13 Aug 2014
- views: 30
Market Research Reports, Inc. has announced the addition of “Malawi’s Mining Fiscal Regime: H1 2014” research report to their offering. See more at- http://mrr....
Market Research Reports, Inc. has announced the addition of “Malawi’s Mining Fiscal Regime: H1 2014” research report to their offering. See more at- http://mrr.cm/Z7G
https://wn.com/Malawi’S_Mining_Fiscal_Regime_H1_2014
Market Research Reports, Inc. has announced the addition of “Malawi’s Mining Fiscal Regime: H1 2014” research report to their offering. See more at- http://mrr.cm/Z7G
- published: 13 Aug 2014
- views: 30
12:31
Malawi Investment Forum Mining & Energy Dean Lungu, Cassius Chiwambo and James Chatupa
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- Duration: 12:31
- Updated: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 144
Dean Lungu, Chamber of Mines and Energy Chair and Director of Bwanje Cement, Cassius Chiwambo, Senior Mining Engineer in the Department of Mines, and James Chat...
Dean Lungu, Chamber of Mines and Energy Chair and Director of Bwanje Cement, Cassius Chiwambo, Senior Mining Engineer in the Department of Mines, and James Chatupa, Consultant for Crayton Resources during session on Mining & Energy at Malawi Investment Forum 2016, Lilongwe, Bingu wa Mutharika International Conference Centre (10-11 October 2016)
https://wn.com/Malawi_Investment_Forum_Mining_Energy_Dean_Lungu,_Cassius_Chiwambo_And_James_Chatupa
Dean Lungu, Chamber of Mines and Energy Chair and Director of Bwanje Cement, Cassius Chiwambo, Senior Mining Engineer in the Department of Mines, and James Chatupa, Consultant for Crayton Resources during session on Mining & Energy at Malawi Investment Forum 2016, Lilongwe, Bingu wa Mutharika International Conference Centre (10-11 October 2016)
- published: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 144
2:34:45
Day 3-Challenges of the ASM sector in Malawi and the role of The Geological Survey of Malawi
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- Duration: 2:34:45
- Updated: 06 Apr 2018
- views: 21
The video contains;
1) Challenges of the ASM sector in Malawi and the role of The Geological Survey of Malawi - Chief Geologist Mr.Kondwani Dombola, Geological...
The video contains;
1) Challenges of the ASM sector in Malawi and the role of The Geological Survey of Malawi - Chief Geologist Mr.Kondwani Dombola, Geological Survey of Malawi
2)Challenges of the ASM sector in Botswana & the role of the Botswana Geological Survey- Mr.Othugile Rulele, Botswana Geological Survey
3)Health and safety issues Related to ASM in Zambia - Inspector of Mines Canisius Mwenya, Department of Mines Safety (Zambia)
4) How Can the Environmental Management Agency support the ASM Sector in Zambia - Principal Inspector Mr.Ngwata, Environmental Management Agency
5) Business Planning for ASM in Zambia - Mrs.Theresah Chuula, Zambia Development Agency (ZDA)
6) Strengthening Community Voices in Mineral Resource Governance in Zambia - Ian Milimo, UNDP
Day 3 of the Artisanal and Small-scale Mining Training (13 - 16 March 2018) in Lusaka, Zambia
https://wn.com/Day_3_Challenges_Of_The_Asm_Sector_In_Malawi_And_The_Role_Of_The_Geological_Survey_Of_Malawi
The video contains;
1) Challenges of the ASM sector in Malawi and the role of The Geological Survey of Malawi - Chief Geologist Mr.Kondwani Dombola, Geological Survey of Malawi
2)Challenges of the ASM sector in Botswana & the role of the Botswana Geological Survey- Mr.Othugile Rulele, Botswana Geological Survey
3)Health and safety issues Related to ASM in Zambia - Inspector of Mines Canisius Mwenya, Department of Mines Safety (Zambia)
4) How Can the Environmental Management Agency support the ASM Sector in Zambia - Principal Inspector Mr.Ngwata, Environmental Management Agency
5) Business Planning for ASM in Zambia - Mrs.Theresah Chuula, Zambia Development Agency (ZDA)
6) Strengthening Community Voices in Mineral Resource Governance in Zambia - Ian Milimo, UNDP
Day 3 of the Artisanal and Small-scale Mining Training (13 - 16 March 2018) in Lusaka, Zambia
- published: 06 Apr 2018
- views: 21
40:02
Oil Exploration in Lake Malawi - What Does It Mean for Malawi?
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- Duration: 40:02
- Updated: 09 Jul 2016
- views: 511
Timveni TV caught up with Environmental activist, Godfrey Mfiti, to shed some much needed light into the whole issue of Oil Exploration that is due to kick off ...
Timveni TV caught up with Environmental activist, Godfrey Mfiti, to shed some much needed light into the whole issue of Oil Exploration that is due to kick off in Malawi's own lake - Lake Malawi.
He had some very interesting views on this issue.
Check it out!
https://wn.com/Oil_Exploration_In_Lake_Malawi_What_Does_It_Mean_For_Malawi
Timveni TV caught up with Environmental activist, Godfrey Mfiti, to shed some much needed light into the whole issue of Oil Exploration that is due to kick off in Malawi's own lake - Lake Malawi.
He had some very interesting views on this issue.
Check it out!
- published: 09 Jul 2016
- views: 511
26:51
Challenges facing Mining Communities in Northern Malawi
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- Duration: 26:51
- Updated: 12 Feb 2018
- views: 10
A brief overview of some of the challenges community members around mining areas in Northern Malawi face due to poor natural resource governance practices i.e. ...
A brief overview of some of the challenges community members around mining areas in Northern Malawi face due to poor natural resource governance practices i.e. poor policy and legal frameworks.
https://wn.com/Challenges_Facing_Mining_Communities_In_Northern_Malawi
5:59
"Gem mining around East Africa" by GIA
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- Duration: 5:59
- Updated: 23 Nov 2015
- views: 33549
This short GIA field gemology video shows the diversity of gem mining in Eastern Africa from Madagascar to Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia and Mozambique as we saw it d...
This short GIA field gemology video shows the diversity of gem mining in Eastern Africa from Madagascar to Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia and Mozambique as we saw it during the different expedition Vincent Pardieu (GIA Senior Manager for Field gemology) lead there in Summer 2012.
It was the first field video produced by the GIA field gemology department.
https://wn.com/Gem_Mining_Around_East_Africa_By_Gia
This short GIA field gemology video shows the diversity of gem mining in Eastern Africa from Madagascar to Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia and Mozambique as we saw it during the different expedition Vincent Pardieu (GIA Senior Manager for Field gemology) lead there in Summer 2012.
It was the first field video produced by the GIA field gemology department.
- published: 23 Nov 2015
- views: 33549
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Mkango Resources on Malawi, the #1 Country in Africa for Rare Earths
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- Duration: 6:00
- Updated: 28 May 2013
- views: 340
Mkango Resources on Malawi, the #1 Country in Africa for Rare Earths
May 28, 2013 -- William Dawes, CEO and Executive Director, Mkango Resources Ltd. (TSX: MK...
Mkango Resources on Malawi, the #1 Country in Africa for Rare Earths
May 28, 2013 -- William Dawes, CEO and Executive Director, Mkango Resources Ltd. (TSX: MKA) in an interview with Dave Glover for ProEdgeWire (ProEdgeWire.com) during the Technology Metals Summit, next steps following the recent resource filing and oversubscribed private placement. He starts "...we've got a substantial indicated resource (rare earths) and we feel that it is sufficient for at least 20 years of mine life."
William also comments on the Malawi location as Mkango's operating base as a sizable competitive advantage. Malawi was the first African country where carbonatites were recognised, in the 50's and 60's, and is known as a 'rare earths mineral province'. With ongoing road developments, a new railway line being built and planned power developments, Mkango is located in an area with infrastructure support and access, not to mention an area with potential for high growth.
Mkango Resources Ltd. (TSXV: MKA) is a Canadian mineral exploration and development company focused on rare earth elements and associated minerals in the Republic of Malawi. It holds a 100% interest in two exclusive prospecting licenses covering a combined area of 1,751 km² in southern Malawi.
Disclaimer: Mkango Resources Ltd. (www.mkango.ca) is an advertorial member of ProEdgeWire.
https://wn.com/Mkango_Resources_On_Malawi,_The_1_Country_In_Africa_For_Rare_Earths
Mkango Resources on Malawi, the #1 Country in Africa for Rare Earths
May 28, 2013 -- William Dawes, CEO and Executive Director, Mkango Resources Ltd. (TSX: MKA) in an interview with Dave Glover for ProEdgeWire (ProEdgeWire.com) during the Technology Metals Summit, next steps following the recent resource filing and oversubscribed private placement. He starts "...we've got a substantial indicated resource (rare earths) and we feel that it is sufficient for at least 20 years of mine life."
William also comments on the Malawi location as Mkango's operating base as a sizable competitive advantage. Malawi was the first African country where carbonatites were recognised, in the 50's and 60's, and is known as a 'rare earths mineral province'. With ongoing road developments, a new railway line being built and planned power developments, Mkango is located in an area with infrastructure support and access, not to mention an area with potential for high growth.
Mkango Resources Ltd. (TSXV: MKA) is a Canadian mineral exploration and development company focused on rare earth elements and associated minerals in the Republic of Malawi. It holds a 100% interest in two exclusive prospecting licenses covering a combined area of 1,751 km² in southern Malawi.
Disclaimer: Mkango Resources Ltd. (www.mkango.ca) is an advertorial member of ProEdgeWire.
- published: 28 May 2013
- views: 340
2:31
This video from Malawi news
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- Duration: 2:31
- Updated: 22 Jan 2017
- views: 4040
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- published: 22 Jan 2017
- views: 4040
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Malawi Tourist Attractions: 10 Top Places to Visit
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Lilongwe is Malawi’s Capital City, named after the great Lilongwe River that flows into Lake Malawi. It is an exceptionally green city with trees and patches of grassland covering a great deal of the city. For centuries Lilongwe was a small fishing village on the banks of the River Lilongwe. It is at the centre of the country near the borders of Mozambique and Zambia and was used as an administrative centre by Colonial Britain. The city is divided into New and Old. The Old Town to the South is based around the centuries old fishing village while New Town or Capital City grew up after President Banda moved the capital here from Zomba. New Town is where the government ministries, offices, Lilongwe accommodation and embassies are,and the Old Town is full of cafes, restaurants, bus stations ...
published: 10 Feb 2017 -
Lake Malawi (Africa) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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published: 21 Apr 2016 -
Malawi, The Warm Heart of Africa
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Solo Travel at Lake Malawi, the Heart of Africa
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published: 13 Jul 2017 -
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Malawi (Africa) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 51:37
- Updated: 13 Nov 2015
- views: 40747
Vacation travel video about destination Malawi in Africa.
Malawi is the unknown Africa in the south-east of the Continent. A wild country between sea and highl...
Vacation travel video about destination Malawi in Africa.
Malawi is the unknown Africa in the south-east of the Continent. A wild country between sea and highlands, a land of contrasts with amazing green mountains and high plateaus but most of all, Lake Malawi.In the north west and on the border with Zambia is the thousand square kilometre Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve, home to more than two hundred elephants who, in small groups, visit the Kazuni Safari Camp on their way to the lake. In the Lake Kazuni area there are many hippos and crocodiles which although rarely seen from the shore can certainly be heard at night. The location of the small town of Nkhata Bay is quite spectacular, a large, sheltered bay, accessible via a steep slope. Small boats transport the local people to various locations so that they can buy and sell, as there are hardly any roads around the lake. A restless, colourful and vibrant harbour town and the northernmost point which famous explorer Dr. David Livingstone reached on his historic voyage of discovery. Cichlids, the living jewels of Lake Malawi, are highly sought after among aquatic fish enthusiasts, the brightly coloured males achieving the highest prices. Provided with a good supply of oxygen and a light sedative in the water, once a month the fish are taken to the airport. The craggy rock scenery of Lake Malawi was not always below water. Only when the southern section of the East African Rift Valley filled with water did it become home to cichlids. On the extreme south east coast on the border with Mozambique is Mount Mulanje, a huge mountain range that formed during volcanic activity more than a hundred and thirty million years ago. At the foot of the mountain scenery grows one of the world’s finest varieties of tea. The Maravi Kingdom eventually became an independent country, Malawi, the warm and beating heart of Africa!
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Vacation travel video about destination Malawi in Africa.
Malawi is the unknown Africa in the south-east of the Continent. A wild country between sea and highlands, a land of contrasts with amazing green mountains and high plateaus but most of all, Lake Malawi.In the north west and on the border with Zambia is the thousand square kilometre Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve, home to more than two hundred elephants who, in small groups, visit the Kazuni Safari Camp on their way to the lake. In the Lake Kazuni area there are many hippos and crocodiles which although rarely seen from the shore can certainly be heard at night. The location of the small town of Nkhata Bay is quite spectacular, a large, sheltered bay, accessible via a steep slope. Small boats transport the local people to various locations so that they can buy and sell, as there are hardly any roads around the lake. A restless, colourful and vibrant harbour town and the northernmost point which famous explorer Dr. David Livingstone reached on his historic voyage of discovery. Cichlids, the living jewels of Lake Malawi, are highly sought after among aquatic fish enthusiasts, the brightly coloured males achieving the highest prices. Provided with a good supply of oxygen and a light sedative in the water, once a month the fish are taken to the airport. The craggy rock scenery of Lake Malawi was not always below water. Only when the southern section of the East African Rift Valley filled with water did it become home to cichlids. On the extreme south east coast on the border with Mozambique is Mount Mulanje, a huge mountain range that formed during volcanic activity more than a hundred and thirty million years ago. At the foot of the mountain scenery grows one of the world’s finest varieties of tea. The Maravi Kingdom eventually became an independent country, Malawi, the warm and beating heart of Africa!
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- published: 13 Nov 2015
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4:11
MALAWI TRIP HIGHLIGHTS
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- Updated: 11 Aug 2016
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Malawi is often an overlooked African country. Yes, it may be landlocked, but the 'Warm Heart Of Africa' has everything you could want, from lakes to mountains,...
Malawi is often an overlooked African country. Yes, it may be landlocked, but the 'Warm Heart Of Africa' has everything you could want, from lakes to mountains, safaris and even beaches...impressive for a landlocked country! In this video, I visit the Samtemwa Tea Estate, Zomba market, Liwonde National Park, Mangochi, CapeMcClear and the award-winning eco-tourist paradise that is Mumbo Island.
This trip was made possible through a collaboration with Malawi Tourism and South African Airways. Top marks guys!
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Filmed (mostly) using a GoPro Hero 3+
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Malawi is often an overlooked African country. Yes, it may be landlocked, but the 'Warm Heart Of Africa' has everything you could want, from lakes to mountains, safaris and even beaches...impressive for a landlocked country! In this video, I visit the Samtemwa Tea Estate, Zomba market, Liwonde National Park, Mangochi, CapeMcClear and the award-winning eco-tourist paradise that is Mumbo Island.
This trip was made possible through a collaboration with Malawi Tourism and South African Airways. Top marks guys!
MORE MALAWI VIDEOS - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5AzGkgiwuOlR-RMcrSF3_-v3UVitEJlE
BLOG - http://www.simonsjamjar.com
INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/mrheyes
Music - Gyom - Walking On Rainbows
Filmed (mostly) using a GoPro Hero 3+
- published: 11 Aug 2016
- views: 2950
1:10
Malawi Tourist Attractions: 10 Top Places to Visit
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- Updated: 29 Oct 2015
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Planning to visit Malawi? Check out our Malawi Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist Attractions in Malawi.
Top Places to visit in Malawi:
Lake Chilwa, L...
Planning to visit Malawi? Check out our Malawi Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist Attractions in Malawi.
Top Places to visit in Malawi:
Lake Chilwa, Liwonde National Park, Nyika National Park, Lake Malawi National Park, Chongoni Rock Art Area, Kasungu National Park, Nkhotakota Game Reserve, Viphya Forest, Mulanje Mountain Forest Reserve, St. Peter's Cathedral, Likoma Island,
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Planning to visit Malawi? Check out our Malawi Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist Attractions in Malawi.
Top Places to visit in Malawi:
Lake Chilwa, Liwonde National Park, Nyika National Park, Lake Malawi National Park, Chongoni Rock Art Area, Kasungu National Park, Nkhotakota Game Reserve, Viphya Forest, Mulanje Mountain Forest Reserve, St. Peter's Cathedral, Likoma Island,
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- published: 29 Oct 2015
- views: 7749
2:49
Travel Guide: Malawi
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- Duration: 2:49
- Updated: 07 Nov 2012
- views: 3355
This country is known as "the warm heart of Africa." Join http://www.WatchMojo.com as we continue our travel series with a look at the African country known as...
This country is known as "the warm heart of Africa." Join http://www.WatchMojo.com as we continue our travel series with a look at the African country known as the Republic of Malawi.
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This country is known as "the warm heart of Africa." Join http://www.WatchMojo.com as we continue our travel series with a look at the African country known as the Republic of Malawi.
- published: 07 Nov 2012
- views: 3355
3:15
Around Lilongwe City - Travel Malawi Guide Feb 2017
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- Updated: 10 Feb 2017
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Lilongwe is Malawi’s Capital City, named after the great Lilongwe River that flows into Lake Malawi. It is an exceptionally green city with trees and patches of...
Lilongwe is Malawi’s Capital City, named after the great Lilongwe River that flows into Lake Malawi. It is an exceptionally green city with trees and patches of grassland covering a great deal of the city.
For centuries Lilongwe was a small fishing village on the banks of the River Lilongwe. It is at the centre of the country near the borders of Mozambique and Zambia and was used as an administrative centre by Colonial Britain.
The city is divided into New and Old. The Old Town to the South is based around the centuries old fishing village while New Town or Capital City grew up after President Banda moved the capital here from Zomba. New Town is where the government ministries, offices, Lilongwe accommodation and embassies are,and the Old Town is full of cafes, restaurants, bus stations and markets.
In the city centre there are lots of banks and Capital Hill where there are over a dozen government ministries.
The wet season in Lilongwe is from December to March and the average temperatures are in the 20s sometimes reaching into the 30s. From April to September daily temperatures can drop into the teens and nights can be into single numbers during these months.
Tobacco is the most important cash crop in Malawi, and the capital is the processing, selling and buying center of the industry. To catch a glimpse at the country's economic heart, visit the tobacco auction floors.
Visit our www.travelmalawiguide.com page to find out more about Malawi.
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Lilongwe is Malawi’s Capital City, named after the great Lilongwe River that flows into Lake Malawi. It is an exceptionally green city with trees and patches of grassland covering a great deal of the city.
For centuries Lilongwe was a small fishing village on the banks of the River Lilongwe. It is at the centre of the country near the borders of Mozambique and Zambia and was used as an administrative centre by Colonial Britain.
The city is divided into New and Old. The Old Town to the South is based around the centuries old fishing village while New Town or Capital City grew up after President Banda moved the capital here from Zomba. New Town is where the government ministries, offices, Lilongwe accommodation and embassies are,and the Old Town is full of cafes, restaurants, bus stations and markets.
In the city centre there are lots of banks and Capital Hill where there are over a dozen government ministries.
The wet season in Lilongwe is from December to March and the average temperatures are in the 20s sometimes reaching into the 30s. From April to September daily temperatures can drop into the teens and nights can be into single numbers during these months.
Tobacco is the most important cash crop in Malawi, and the capital is the processing, selling and buying center of the industry. To catch a glimpse at the country's economic heart, visit the tobacco auction floors.
Visit our www.travelmalawiguide.com page to find out more about Malawi.
- published: 10 Feb 2017
- views: 38226
9:43
Lake Malawi (Africa) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 9:43
- Updated: 19 Aug 2015
- views: 22285
Vacation travel video about destination Lake Malawi in The Africa.
Framed by Malawi, Tanzania and Mosambique, Lake Malawi in the heart of Africa is situated at...
Vacation travel video about destination Lake Malawi in The Africa.
Framed by Malawi, Tanzania and Mosambique, Lake Malawi in the heart of Africa is situated at the southern end of East Africa’s Rift Valley. It extends more than six hundred kilometres from north to south, is up to eighty kilometres wide and in some sections is over seven hundred metres deep.Cichlids, the living jewels of Lake Malawi, are highly sought after among aquatic fish enthusiasts. The brightly-coloured males achieve the highest prices in both Europe and the U.S.A. Diving just off the coast is like being in a gigantic aquarium and around a thousand species of dazzling cichlids inhabit the rocky reefs around various islands. It is not necessary to dive deep to observe the Malawi cichlids as the most colourful varieties are to be found just below the surface. In the depths, strange craters rise from the muddy seabed. Some have a diameter of more than two metres and are one metre high. They are not volcanoes but the leks of male cichlids. The tiny fish spend months building the leks so as to make a good impression on passing females. Lake Malawi, the ‘Lake Of Stars’, is a paradise of nature where in 1980 the southern section became the first national park in the world to be used for the conservation of freshwater fish.
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Vacation travel video about destination Lake Malawi in The Africa.
Framed by Malawi, Tanzania and Mosambique, Lake Malawi in the heart of Africa is situated at the southern end of East Africa’s Rift Valley. It extends more than six hundred kilometres from north to south, is up to eighty kilometres wide and in some sections is over seven hundred metres deep.Cichlids, the living jewels of Lake Malawi, are highly sought after among aquatic fish enthusiasts. The brightly-coloured males achieve the highest prices in both Europe and the U.S.A. Diving just off the coast is like being in a gigantic aquarium and around a thousand species of dazzling cichlids inhabit the rocky reefs around various islands. It is not necessary to dive deep to observe the Malawi cichlids as the most colourful varieties are to be found just below the surface. In the depths, strange craters rise from the muddy seabed. Some have a diameter of more than two metres and are one metre high. They are not volcanoes but the leks of male cichlids. The tiny fish spend months building the leks so as to make a good impression on passing females. Lake Malawi, the ‘Lake Of Stars’, is a paradise of nature where in 1980 the southern section became the first national park in the world to be used for the conservation of freshwater fish.
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- published: 19 Aug 2015
- views: 22285
5:04
Chongoni (Malawi) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 5:04
- Updated: 21 Apr 2016
- views: 1310
Travel Video about Destination Chongoni in Malawi.
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Travel Video about Destination Chongoni in Malawi.
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- published: 21 Apr 2016
- views: 1310
5:40
Malawi, The Warm Heart of Africa
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- Duration: 5:40
- Updated: 11 Feb 2016
- views: 5824
This video was produced by the Department of Tourism of the Republic of Malawi
Malawi High Commission to the United Kingdom
36 John Street
LONDON
WC1N 2AT
www.m...
This video was produced by the Department of Tourism of the Republic of Malawi
Malawi High Commission to the United Kingdom
36 John Street
LONDON
WC1N 2AT
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www.visitmalawi.mw
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This video was produced by the Department of Tourism of the Republic of Malawi
Malawi High Commission to the United Kingdom
36 John Street
LONDON
WC1N 2AT
www.malawihighcommission.co.uk
www.visitmalawi.mw
- published: 11 Feb 2016
- views: 5824
2:45
Solo Travel at Lake Malawi, the Heart of Africa
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- Duration: 2:45
- Updated: 13 Jul 2017
- views: 9290
Would you expect a beautiful oasis in the middle of Africa? Check out Malawi, which has the 9th biggest lake in the world, and some of the friendliest people I'...
Would you expect a beautiful oasis in the middle of Africa? Check out Malawi, which has the 9th biggest lake in the world, and some of the friendliest people I've ever met!
For full details and itineraries on my Africa roadtrip, go to MyLifesAMovie.com! For more photos, check out my Instagram: instagram.com/mylifesatravelmovie!
Created by: Alyssa Ramos (MyLifesAMovie.com)
Music by: Toto - Africa (Mozambo rework) Soundcloud
Trip sponsored by: PutFootRally.com
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Would you expect a beautiful oasis in the middle of Africa? Check out Malawi, which has the 9th biggest lake in the world, and some of the friendliest people I've ever met!
For full details and itineraries on my Africa roadtrip, go to MyLifesAMovie.com! For more photos, check out my Instagram: instagram.com/mylifesatravelmovie!
Created by: Alyssa Ramos (MyLifesAMovie.com)
Music by: Toto - Africa (Mozambo rework) Soundcloud
Trip sponsored by: PutFootRally.com
- published: 13 Jul 2017
- views: 9290
9:44
Liwonde National Park (Malawi) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 9:44
- Updated: 11 Nov 2015
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Vacation travel video about destination Liwonde National Park in Malawi.
The Liwonde National Park is situated in Central Africa and is Malawi’s most well kno...
Vacation travel video about destination Liwonde National Park in Malawi.
The Liwonde National Park is situated in Central Africa and is Malawi’s most well known game reserve.Up until 1962 unrestricted poaching and hunting almost entirely eradicated the wildlife population of the region but in 1969 it was designated as a game reserve and, in 1973, as a national park. The Shire River is the region’s lifeline and more than two thousand hippos inhabit a forty kilometre section of the park. The park’s elephants are no longer slaughtered for their valuable tusks and their numbers, too, are increasing substantially. At the park’s watering holes groups of animals repeatedly gather to drink, an ideal opportunity to observe animals in the wild. Thankfully, the Liwonde National Park is now a natural paradise once more.
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Vacation travel video about destination Liwonde National Park in Malawi.
The Liwonde National Park is situated in Central Africa and is Malawi’s most well known game reserve.Up until 1962 unrestricted poaching and hunting almost entirely eradicated the wildlife population of the region but in 1969 it was designated as a game reserve and, in 1973, as a national park. The Shire River is the region’s lifeline and more than two thousand hippos inhabit a forty kilometre section of the park. The park’s elephants are no longer slaughtered for their valuable tusks and their numbers, too, are increasing substantially. At the park’s watering holes groups of animals repeatedly gather to drink, an ideal opportunity to observe animals in the wild. Thankfully, the Liwonde National Park is now a natural paradise once more.
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- published: 11 Nov 2015
- views: 5738
11:34
20 Things to know before traveling Malawi
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- Duration: 11:34
- Updated: 26 Nov 2017
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After being on a road trip in Malawi I put together a list of things you need to know before traveling around Malawi. This amazing country in Southern Africa is...
After being on a road trip in Malawi I put together a list of things you need to know before traveling around Malawi. This amazing country in Southern Africa is a combination of Lake, Wildlife, Landscape and Culture and what I found is that it’s one of the most amazing travel destinations off the beaten tracks. Here you can find everything that is important to know in advance before traveling to Malawi:
Read my blogpost here: http://onclaudinine.com/blog/20-things-need-know-traveling-malawi/
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More Malawi posts:
Find the 1st Vlog of my Malawi road trip here: https://youtu.be/WhtMCsROvTM
Find the 1st post of my Malawi road trip here: http://onclaudinine.com/blog/ultimate_guide_malawi_1_3/
Find the 2nd Vlog of my Malawi road trip here: https://youtu.be/b6_WO8nNRqk
Find the 2nd post of my Malawi road trip here: http://onclaudinine.com/blog/ultimate_guide_malawi_2_3/
Find the 3rd Vlog of my Malawi road trip here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_9gDaPgauY
Find the 3 rd post of my Malawi road trip here: http://onclaudinine.com/blog/ultimate-guide-malawi-3_3/
Find my vlog of “How to cook a traditional Malawian dish - Nsima and Fish Curry” here: https://youtu.be/WvVv6VJ6yn4
Find my post of “How to cook a traditional Malawian dish - Nsima and Fish Curry” here: http://onclaudinine.com/blog/cook-fish-curry-traditional-malawian-dish/
Find my vlog of “How to travel Malawi like a local” here:
http://onclaudinine.com/blog/travel-malawi-like-local/
Find my post of “How to travel Malawi like a local” here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40LaZjkGRIc
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Here you can find my recommendations for places to stay:
• Cape Maclear: “The Funky Cichlid”
• Liwonde National Park: “Liwonde Safari Camp”
• Senga Bay: “Cool Runnings”
• Kande Beach: “Kande Beach”
• Nkhata Bay: “Mayoka Village”
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After being on a road trip in Malawi I put together a list of things you need to know before traveling around Malawi. This amazing country in Southern Africa is a combination of Lake, Wildlife, Landscape and Culture and what I found is that it’s one of the most amazing travel destinations off the beaten tracks. Here you can find everything that is important to know in advance before traveling to Malawi:
Read my blogpost here: http://onclaudinine.com/blog/20-things-need-know-traveling-malawi/
I hope you enjoy this video. Liking, commenting and subscribing to my channel are always appreciated.
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http://afrochic.webshopapp.com/
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More Malawi posts:
Find the 1st Vlog of my Malawi road trip here: https://youtu.be/WhtMCsROvTM
Find the 1st post of my Malawi road trip here: http://onclaudinine.com/blog/ultimate_guide_malawi_1_3/
Find the 2nd Vlog of my Malawi road trip here: https://youtu.be/b6_WO8nNRqk
Find the 2nd post of my Malawi road trip here: http://onclaudinine.com/blog/ultimate_guide_malawi_2_3/
Find the 3rd Vlog of my Malawi road trip here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_9gDaPgauY
Find the 3 rd post of my Malawi road trip here: http://onclaudinine.com/blog/ultimate-guide-malawi-3_3/
Find my vlog of “How to cook a traditional Malawian dish - Nsima and Fish Curry” here: https://youtu.be/WvVv6VJ6yn4
Find my post of “How to cook a traditional Malawian dish - Nsima and Fish Curry” here: http://onclaudinine.com/blog/cook-fish-curry-traditional-malawian-dish/
Find my vlog of “How to travel Malawi like a local” here:
http://onclaudinine.com/blog/travel-malawi-like-local/
Find my post of “How to travel Malawi like a local” here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40LaZjkGRIc
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Here you can find my recommendations for places to stay:
• Cape Maclear: “The Funky Cichlid”
• Liwonde National Park: “Liwonde Safari Camp”
• Senga Bay: “Cool Runnings”
• Kande Beach: “Kande Beach”
• Nkhata Bay: “Mayoka Village”
- published: 26 Nov 2017
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Malawi Tourist Attractions at a Glance
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- Updated: 20 Feb 2013
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Inside Rihanna's Trip to Malawi for Education
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- Duration: 9:48
- Updated: 07 Jun 2017
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In January 2017, Rihanna's Clara Lionel Foundation, Global Citizen, and the Global Partnership for Education visited Malawi, one of the poorest countries in the...
In January 2017, Rihanna's Clara Lionel Foundation, Global Citizen, and the Global Partnership for Education visited Malawi, one of the poorest countries in the world. The Clara Lionel Foundation has partnered with the Global Partnership for Education and Global Citizen to advocate for strong education systems that ensure the world's poorest kids can get a quality education.
Take action: globalcitizen.org/gpe
Credits:
Tom Kucy, Director of Photography, Critical Mass Studio
Justin Medoruma, Director of Photography, Critical Mass Studio
Evan E. Rogers, Director of Photography & Editor, FENTY Corp.
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In January 2017, Rihanna's Clara Lionel Foundation, Global Citizen, and the Global Partnership for Education visited Malawi, one of the poorest countries in the world. The Clara Lionel Foundation has partnered with the Global Partnership for Education and Global Citizen to advocate for strong education systems that ensure the world's poorest kids can get a quality education.
Take action: globalcitizen.org/gpe
Credits:
Tom Kucy, Director of Photography, Critical Mass Studio
Justin Medoruma, Director of Photography, Critical Mass Studio
Evan E. Rogers, Director of Photography & Editor, FENTY Corp.
- published: 07 Jun 2017
- views: 348638
7:44
Cape Maclear with Travel Malawi Guide
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- Duration: 7:44
- Updated: 06 May 2017
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Cape Maclear is one of the best known holiday destinations on the lake located on the southern shore of Lake Malawi in Traditional Authority Nankumba 18km North...
Cape Maclear is one of the best known holiday destinations on the lake located on the southern shore of Lake Malawi in Traditional Authority Nankumba 18km North of Monkey bay. It is a popular hot location with the cleanest beaches on Lake Malawi with its deep and crystal waters that boast a beautiful fish sanctuary and a delight to divers. This is also where the first freshwater national park and a world heritage site, Lake Malawi National Park is.
The name Cape Maclear was given by Dr. David Livingstone in dedication to his friend an Astronomer, Sir Thomas Maclear in 1861 who was Her Majesty's Astronomer at the Cape of Good Hope.
In 1980 Cape Maclear and its islands, forests and bay were declared a protected area, creating the Lake Malawi National Park. It is the first freshwater national park in the world. In 1984, the area became a UNESCO World Heritage site.
It is undoubtedly one of those areas on our Lake Malawi where you are able to enjoy a relaxed lakeside living: wander straight out of your suite and onto the beach, laze in a hammock with a good book, swim in gin-clear water, sun bask on the golden sand beaches, take trips to the surrounding villages and learn the cultures and dine on deliciously prepared fresh fish off the boats of the local fishermen.
Travel Malawi Guide recommends.
We also offer help on tours, planning and guidance for your trips. Businesses also have space for advertising. Photography and videography is also offered on both land and aerial. Let us together work and promote Malawi's tourism which will in turn lift our economy and many lives. Together we can achieve more.
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Cape Maclear is one of the best known holiday destinations on the lake located on the southern shore of Lake Malawi in Traditional Authority Nankumba 18km North of Monkey bay. It is a popular hot location with the cleanest beaches on Lake Malawi with its deep and crystal waters that boast a beautiful fish sanctuary and a delight to divers. This is also where the first freshwater national park and a world heritage site, Lake Malawi National Park is.
The name Cape Maclear was given by Dr. David Livingstone in dedication to his friend an Astronomer, Sir Thomas Maclear in 1861 who was Her Majesty's Astronomer at the Cape of Good Hope.
In 1980 Cape Maclear and its islands, forests and bay were declared a protected area, creating the Lake Malawi National Park. It is the first freshwater national park in the world. In 1984, the area became a UNESCO World Heritage site.
It is undoubtedly one of those areas on our Lake Malawi where you are able to enjoy a relaxed lakeside living: wander straight out of your suite and onto the beach, laze in a hammock with a good book, swim in gin-clear water, sun bask on the golden sand beaches, take trips to the surrounding villages and learn the cultures and dine on deliciously prepared fresh fish off the boats of the local fishermen.
Travel Malawi Guide recommends.
We also offer help on tours, planning and guidance for your trips. Businesses also have space for advertising. Photography and videography is also offered on both land and aerial. Let us together work and promote Malawi's tourism which will in turn lift our economy and many lives. Together we can achieve more.
- published: 06 May 2017
- views: 6763
44:39
Lake Malawai (Malawi) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 44:39
- Updated: 19 Nov 2015
- views: 5685
Vacation travel video about nature park Lake Malawai in Africa.
Framed by Malawi, Tanzania and Mosambique, Lake Malawi in the heart of Africa is situated at the...
Vacation travel video about nature park Lake Malawai in Africa.
Framed by Malawi, Tanzania and Mosambique, Lake Malawi in the heart of Africa is situated at the southern end of East Africa’s Rift Valley. It extends more than six hundred kilometres from north to south, is up to eighty kilometres wide and in some sections is over seven hundred metres deep.To explore the third largest lake in East Africa we begin north of Malawi's eastern coast at Thunduzi Beach in the Chilumba region. Close to the bleak town, the coastline looks quite paradisiacal. Out in the hot sun the local people wash their laundry in the gentle waves of a sandy beach and fishing nets are laid out to dry on the shore. The location of the small town of Nkhata Bay is quite spectacular, a large, sheltered bay, accessible via a steep slope. It is a restless, colourful and vibrant harbour town and the northernmost point which famous explorer Dr. David Livingstone reached on his voyage of discovery. Cichlids, the living jewels of Lake Malawi, are highly sought after among aquatic fish enthusiasts. The brightly-coloured males achieve the highest prices in both Europe and the U.S.A. Diving just off the coast is like being in a gigantic aquarium and around a thousand species of dazzling cichlids inhabit the rocky reefs around various islands. It is not necessary to dive deep to observe the Malawi cichlids as the most colourful varieties are to be found just below the surface. In the depths, strange craters rise from the muddy seabed. Some have a diameter of more than two metres and are one metre high. They are not volcanoes but the leks of male cichlids. The tiny fish spend months building the leks so as to make a good impression on passing females. Lake Malawi, the ‘Lake Of Stars’, is a paradise of nature where in 1980 the southern section became the first national park in the world to be used for the conservation of freshwater fish.
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Vacation travel video about nature park Lake Malawai in Africa.
Framed by Malawi, Tanzania and Mosambique, Lake Malawi in the heart of Africa is situated at the southern end of East Africa’s Rift Valley. It extends more than six hundred kilometres from north to south, is up to eighty kilometres wide and in some sections is over seven hundred metres deep.To explore the third largest lake in East Africa we begin north of Malawi's eastern coast at Thunduzi Beach in the Chilumba region. Close to the bleak town, the coastline looks quite paradisiacal. Out in the hot sun the local people wash their laundry in the gentle waves of a sandy beach and fishing nets are laid out to dry on the shore. The location of the small town of Nkhata Bay is quite spectacular, a large, sheltered bay, accessible via a steep slope. It is a restless, colourful and vibrant harbour town and the northernmost point which famous explorer Dr. David Livingstone reached on his voyage of discovery. Cichlids, the living jewels of Lake Malawi, are highly sought after among aquatic fish enthusiasts. The brightly-coloured males achieve the highest prices in both Europe and the U.S.A. Diving just off the coast is like being in a gigantic aquarium and around a thousand species of dazzling cichlids inhabit the rocky reefs around various islands. It is not necessary to dive deep to observe the Malawi cichlids as the most colourful varieties are to be found just below the surface. In the depths, strange craters rise from the muddy seabed. Some have a diameter of more than two metres and are one metre high. They are not volcanoes but the leks of male cichlids. The tiny fish spend months building the leks so as to make a good impression on passing females. Lake Malawi, the ‘Lake Of Stars’, is a paradise of nature where in 1980 the southern section became the first national park in the world to be used for the conservation of freshwater fish.
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- published: 19 Nov 2015
- views: 5685
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TOP 10 TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN MALAWI
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- Updated: 26 Feb 2017
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TOP TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN MALAWI
Malawi, a landlocked country in southeastern Africa, is defined by its topography of highlands split by the Great Rift Valley ...
TOP TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN MALAWI
Malawi, a landlocked country in southeastern Africa, is defined by its topography of highlands split by the Great Rift Valley and enormous Lake Malawi. The lake’s southern end falls within Lake Malawi National Park – sheltering diverse wildlife from colorful fish to baboons – and its clear waters are popular for diving and boating. Peninsular Cape Maclear is known for its beach resorts.
Capital: Lilongwe
Dialing code: +265
Currency: Malawian kwacha
President: Peter Mutharika
Official languages: Chewa, English
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TOP TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN MALAWI
Malawi, a landlocked country in southeastern Africa, is defined by its topography of highlands split by the Great Rift Valley and enormous Lake Malawi. The lake’s southern end falls within Lake Malawi National Park – sheltering diverse wildlife from colorful fish to baboons – and its clear waters are popular for diving and boating. Peninsular Cape Maclear is known for its beach resorts.
Capital: Lilongwe
Dialing code: +265
Currency: Malawian kwacha
President: Peter Mutharika
Official languages: Chewa, English
- published: 26 Feb 2017
- views: 2092
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Likoma Island Malawi Tour 2016 - Travel Malawi Guide
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- Duration: 5:08
- Updated: 15 Feb 2017
- views: 5463
The team finished off Malawi's 2016 country tour with Likoma Island. We traveled on the MV Ilala from Monkey-port. It was one lovely and adventurous tour we hav...
The team finished off Malawi's 2016 country tour with Likoma Island. We traveled on the MV Ilala from Monkey-port. It was one lovely and adventurous tour we have ever had.
MV Ilala is a motor ship that has sailed on Lake Malawi since 1951. She is operated by Malawi Shipping Company (MSC) and based in Monkey Bay, Malawi (on the southern end of the lake).
Every week she crosses the lake all the way north to Chilumba, Malawi, near Tanzania (about 300 miles (480 km) from Monkey Bay) and then returns to Monkey Bay. She carries both passengers and freight, and calls at major towns on both the Malawian and Mozambican coast, as well as at the two inhabited islands of the lake (Likoma and Chizumulu).
Though old, she remains the most important means of long-distance transport for the people living on the coast of the lake. She is 172 feet (52 m) long overall, has a gross tonnage of 620 tons and can accommodate up to 365 passengers and 100 tons of cargo
For Bookings and Enquiries please email: Mary.Zulu@msc.mw
During our tour we stayed at beautiful Ulisa Bay Lodge. This is one lovely area. Full of life, friendly staff, delicious food and amazing company. The Ulisa fishing area is also close by where we had a chance to learn, interact and know a lot more about life on the island from the locals.
Ulisa Bay Lodge is a sanctuary for the explorers of the world. The lodge itself is a collection of chalets set around Ulisa Bay, all with stunning views over the lake and arguably one of the best sunsets in Africa.
For Bookings and Enquiries please email: ulisabaylodge@gmail.com
While we were on the island we also visited Mango drift, with one long beautiful white sand beach. Mango Drift is a backpacker’s lodge located on the west side of Likoma Island on the beautiful waters of Lake Malawi.
For Bookings and Enquiries please email: enquiries@mangodrift.com
We could not visit the island without going to see the historical and famous St Peter's Cathedral. The third largest cathedral in Central Africa! Built in 1903, dedicated in September 1905 and was consecrated in 1911 on an upland site.
This was one amazing tour we had and we would recommend you to try it whenever you visit Malawi or planning a holiday locally.
More info:
www.travelmalawiguide.com
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The team finished off Malawi's 2016 country tour with Likoma Island. We traveled on the MV Ilala from Monkey-port. It was one lovely and adventurous tour we have ever had.
MV Ilala is a motor ship that has sailed on Lake Malawi since 1951. She is operated by Malawi Shipping Company (MSC) and based in Monkey Bay, Malawi (on the southern end of the lake).
Every week she crosses the lake all the way north to Chilumba, Malawi, near Tanzania (about 300 miles (480 km) from Monkey Bay) and then returns to Monkey Bay. She carries both passengers and freight, and calls at major towns on both the Malawian and Mozambican coast, as well as at the two inhabited islands of the lake (Likoma and Chizumulu).
Though old, she remains the most important means of long-distance transport for the people living on the coast of the lake. She is 172 feet (52 m) long overall, has a gross tonnage of 620 tons and can accommodate up to 365 passengers and 100 tons of cargo
For Bookings and Enquiries please email: Mary.Zulu@msc.mw
During our tour we stayed at beautiful Ulisa Bay Lodge. This is one lovely area. Full of life, friendly staff, delicious food and amazing company. The Ulisa fishing area is also close by where we had a chance to learn, interact and know a lot more about life on the island from the locals.
Ulisa Bay Lodge is a sanctuary for the explorers of the world. The lodge itself is a collection of chalets set around Ulisa Bay, all with stunning views over the lake and arguably one of the best sunsets in Africa.
For Bookings and Enquiries please email: ulisabaylodge@gmail.com
While we were on the island we also visited Mango drift, with one long beautiful white sand beach. Mango Drift is a backpacker’s lodge located on the west side of Likoma Island on the beautiful waters of Lake Malawi.
For Bookings and Enquiries please email: enquiries@mangodrift.com
We could not visit the island without going to see the historical and famous St Peter's Cathedral. The third largest cathedral in Central Africa! Built in 1903, dedicated in September 1905 and was consecrated in 1911 on an upland site.
This was one amazing tour we had and we would recommend you to try it whenever you visit Malawi or planning a holiday locally.
More info:
www.travelmalawiguide.com
- published: 15 Feb 2017
- views: 5463
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Kasungu National park (Malawi) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Updated: 30 Apr 2016
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Travel Video about Destination Kasungu National park in Malawi.
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- published: 30 Apr 2016
- views: 2009
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Makokola Retreat - Lake Malawi, Africa
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- Duration: 4:02
- Updated: 09 Jun 2013
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Check out our Malawi Country Guidebook here http://davidsbeenhere.com/product/malawi-africa-country-travel-guide-2014/ & http://davidsbeenhere.com Cruise out to...
Check out our Malawi Country Guidebook here http://davidsbeenhere.com/product/malawi-africa-country-travel-guide-2014/ & http://davidsbeenhere.com Cruise out to Malawi Africa's Makokola Retreat with David's Been Here. An exclusive place on the southern most section of Lake Malawi, you can enjoy stunning, spacious villas, a fantastic on-site spa, as well as some exhilarating water activities out on the Lake. With the mountains to Mozambique just across the water, 'Club Mak' can be either the most relaxing part of your stay in Malawi, or it can be another exhilarating adventure- whichever you choose. Tour through Makokola's beautiful villas, or head out on the water as David and crew feed fish eagles, cichlids and catch a gorgeous sunset over Lake Malawi. Stay amongst the beauty of the lake and its wildlife at the Makokola Retreat- found in the David's Been Here Guide to Malawi and now available for your Kindle as well.
Travel with us at http://blog.davidsbeenhere.com
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Check out our Malawi Country Guidebook here http://davidsbeenhere.com/product/malawi-africa-country-travel-guide-2014/ & http://davidsbeenhere.com Cruise out to Malawi Africa's Makokola Retreat with David's Been Here. An exclusive place on the southern most section of Lake Malawi, you can enjoy stunning, spacious villas, a fantastic on-site spa, as well as some exhilarating water activities out on the Lake. With the mountains to Mozambique just across the water, 'Club Mak' can be either the most relaxing part of your stay in Malawi, or it can be another exhilarating adventure- whichever you choose. Tour through Makokola's beautiful villas, or head out on the water as David and crew feed fish eagles, cichlids and catch a gorgeous sunset over Lake Malawi. Stay amongst the beauty of the lake and its wildlife at the Makokola Retreat- found in the David's Been Here Guide to Malawi and now available for your Kindle as well.
Travel with us at http://blog.davidsbeenhere.com
- published: 09 Jun 2013
- views: 3031
1:50
Travel Malawi Guide
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- Duration: 1:50
- Updated: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 168
His name is Singano Linje and comes from Chikumbu Village in Chileka. He is a farmer but has always been so creative and innovative. Few years back he started l...
His name is Singano Linje and comes from Chikumbu Village in Chileka. He is a farmer but has always been so creative and innovative. Few years back he started looking at ways to repair and improve his bicycle with cheap and long lasting spare parts as they were too expensive to buy from the shops. This made him look to wood. He decided to use planks of wood and few metal bars to make his bike better. Read more......
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His name is Singano Linje and comes from Chikumbu Village in Chileka. He is a farmer but has always been so creative and innovative. Few years back he started looking at ways to repair and improve his bicycle with cheap and long lasting spare parts as they were too expensive to buy from the shops. This made him look to wood. He decided to use planks of wood and few metal bars to make his bike better. Read more......
http://www.travelmalawiguide.com/artist%20at%20home.html
- published: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 168
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CEPA Strengthening Mining Governance in Malawi Doc
published: 15 Mar 2017 -
Malawi Gold
Fly on the wall documentary with clips of places, people, travel and music from backpacking across Malawi. Featuring the following locations: Cape Maclear Monkey Bay The Eagle's Nest Nkhata Bay Chikale Beach Njaya Lodge Lake Malawi Chizimula Livingstonia Mushroom Farm Likoma island Chitimba Karonga Mbeya
published: 11 Jun 2013 -
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Faces of Africa - Malawi's Hidden Treasure
Moses Mkumpha is Malawi's only trained cultural conservator in the last 20 years. This Southern African country boasts a rich cultural heritage dating back over two million years. It has unique artifacts, some of which cannot be found anywhere else in the world. But due to lack of resources and public appreciation much of this unique heritage is at risk of being overlooked or uncared for. Moses faces a myriad of challenges in protecting Malawi's hidden treasures but he's determined to protect them.
published: 09 Apr 2015 -
Day 3-Challenges of the ASM sector in Malawi and the role of The Geological Survey of Malawi
The video contains; 1) Challenges of the ASM sector in Malawi and the role of The Geological Survey of Malawi - Chief Geologist Mr.Kondwani Dombola, Geological Survey of Malawi 2)Challenges of the ASM sector in Botswana & the role of the Botswana Geological Survey- Mr.Othugile Rulele, Botswana Geological Survey 3)Health and safety issues Related to ASM in Zambia - Inspector of Mines Canisius Mwenya, Department of Mines Safety (Zambia) 4) How Can the Environmental Management Agency support the ASM Sector in Zambia - Principal Inspector Mr.Ngwata, Environmental Management Agency 5) Business Planning for ASM in Zambia - Mrs.Theresah Chuula, Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) 6) Strengthening Community Voices in Mineral Resource Governance in Zambia - Ian Milimo, UNDP Day 3 of the Artisana...
published: 06 Apr 2018 -
Oil Exploration in Lake Malawi - What Does It Mean for Malawi?
Timveni TV caught up with Environmental activist, Godfrey Mfiti, to shed some much needed light into the whole issue of Oil Exploration that is due to kick off in Malawi's own lake - Lake Malawi. He had some very interesting views on this issue. Check it out!
published: 09 Jul 2016 -
Special Report: Unseen Africa with Alex Crawford
From Congo cobalt mines that exploit children and Malawi abortion cults, to oil pirates and suicide bombers in Nigeria, Special Correspondent Alex Crawford takes you to parts of Africa you might not have seen. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more videos: http://www.youtube.com/skynews Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/skynews and https://twitter.com/skynewsbreak Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/skynews For more content go to http://news.sky.com and download our apps: iPad https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/Sky-News-for-iPad/id422583124 iPhone https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/sky-news/id316391924?mt=8 Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bskyb.skynews.android&hl=en_GB
published: 10 Mar 2017 -
MALAWI SUNERGY PROJECT 2017
Sunergy is a vital irrigation project in Malawi introduced by Elizabeth and Seamus Hayes, Kilconnell, Fethard, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, and supported by many concerned Irish people and personalities.
published: 15 May 2017 -
Africa Investigates - Mozambique's Gem Wars
Six years ago local hunters stumbled on one of the world's largest deposit of rubies in the northern province of Mozambique, a potential source of riches for a country in which much of the population lives on less than a dollar a day. The deposits are now being mined by a local company, Mwriti, in partnership with a British company, Gemfields, which owns the luxury Fabergé brand and prides itself on the ethical sourcing of precious stones - "completely traceable from mine to market". Their joint venture, 75 percent owned by Gemfields, controls a concession that covers 340 square kilometres of land and promises to be hugely profitable. But disturbing allegations have emerged that threaten to cast a dark shadow over the project. For this episode of Africa Investigates, Mozambican jour...
published: 10 Dec 2015 -
Conservation, Rubies and Gold Mining in Mozambique
published: 25 Apr 2017 -
public lecture VEEP dr saulos chilima -MALAWIANS ARE FED UP WITH MORAL DECADENCE
http://www.malawibyte.com/2018/03/05/malawians-fed-moral-decadence-veep-chilima/ SUBSCRIBE : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRR-VuVh0CW6-lgTmxck1bQ?sub_confirmation=1 stream and download videos from malawi http://videos.audiomalawi.com
published: 08 Mar 2018 -
Malawi lady advised Africans living around the whole World
Malawi lady based in Ireland took her time to advised Africans living around the whole World,below are her words. Struggles are the catalyst that prepare us for our success. Struggles or challenges must take place for us to achieve our success, if you succeed without challenges you will not appreciate it. Challenges help us to stay granted. The major thing is while you are struggling you should stay focus because you are the captain of your ship nobody is going to help you sail your ship. Take control of your dreams and be creative and be resourceful to achieve your dreams. One major factor making us not to be able to achieve our dreams is finance. You have to be financially creative to be able to support your dream if you have to do extra paid jobs to financial your dream then DO IT. ...
published: 23 Aug 2017 -
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EXPLORING ABANDONED MINE OUTPOST
I traveled to a large farm north of Naboomspruit, South Africa. On this farm there had been a large mining operation but had been abandoned in the early 1980s. The video shows what remains of this old mine outpost. Subscribe ► https://goo.gl/wJy5PI
published: 13 Jun 2016 -
Maharajah Ruby Documentary Mining Inside The Notorious Golden Triangle Discovery TV
published: 23 Nov 2015 -
Rwanda Success Story & Malawi Business Ettiquette
From a history of genocide and poverty, Rwanda steadily raised it's profile to become one of the top three competitive economies on the continent. Rwanda as a tiny land locked country is said to have a few natural resources and with 90% of it's people engaged in agriculture and it is far from being industrialized. To add to this so far from being industrialized. To add to this so far uninspiring profile is the horrific legacy left by 100 days of violence in 1994 in which 800 000Tutsi were killed by ethnic Hutu extremists. In this episode we find out from the High Commissioner of Rwanda Mr Vincent Karega what could be the country's secret to success. We continue our look at business cultures and opprtunities to be found in different countries, this time turning our attention to the Southe...
published: 18 Oct 2016 -
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“Improving Forests, Increasing Values, Changing Lives"
A 20-minute video documentary on promoting co-management of Malawi’s forests The Improved Forest Management for Sustainable Livelihoods Programme, implemented by the Department of Forestry under the Ministry of Natural Resources, Energy & Mining - Government of Malawi. Project funded by the European Union Department of Forestry PO Box 30048 Capital City Lilongwe, Malawi Tel: +265 1771 000 Fax: 265 1771417 Email: fes@ifmslp.org
published: 11 Aug 2014 -
Kilembe 2015
After an 8hr drive from Entebbe, I arrived at Kilembe. I thought I could just park the car and go for a wander with my camera, but as soon as they saw the big 4WD, my camera(s) and the white face, I was hounded with everyone wanting money. Some of the roads were no longer there: - up past the 'Griffiths' last house. It was now more of a footpath. - turn left to go up the hill just before the Griffiths house (towards Paul & Gina Jarvis house). This road was so badly rutted that you couldn't drive up it. - the houses where Mev & Frances Duncan used to live was more of a footpath Some of the houses were in pretty bad condition. eg C15 - the Manera's house. As you can see the gardens surrounding the pool was hardly recognisable. The 'Rec' club, is now wrecked! Although the bit where the bar a...
published: 27 Sep 2015 -
Magufulification of Africa by Prof. PLO Lumumba. Part one
Magufulification of Africa by Prof. PLO Lumumba at Nkrumah Hall, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
published: 20 Jun 2017
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28:46
CEPA Strengthening Mining Governance in Malawi Doc
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 28:46
- Updated: 15 Mar 2017
- views: 9
- published: 15 Mar 2017
- views: 9
47:23
Malawi Gold
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 47:23
- Updated: 11 Jun 2013
- views: 3549
Fly on the wall documentary with clips of places, people, travel and music from backpacking across Malawi.
Featuring the following locations:
Cape Maclear
Mon...
Fly on the wall documentary with clips of places, people, travel and music from backpacking across Malawi.
Featuring the following locations:
Cape Maclear
Monkey Bay
The Eagle's Nest
Nkhata Bay
Chikale Beach
Njaya Lodge
Lake Malawi
Chizimula
Livingstonia
Mushroom Farm
Likoma island
Chitimba
Karonga
Mbeya
https://wn.com/Malawi_Gold
Fly on the wall documentary with clips of places, people, travel and music from backpacking across Malawi.
Featuring the following locations:
Cape Maclear
Monkey Bay
The Eagle's Nest
Nkhata Bay
Chikale Beach
Njaya Lodge
Lake Malawi
Chizimula
Livingstonia
Mushroom Farm
Likoma island
Chitimba
Karonga
Mbeya
- published: 11 Jun 2013
- views: 3549
26:51
Challenges facing Mining Communities in Northern Malawi
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- Duration: 26:51
- Updated: 12 Feb 2018
- views: 10
A brief overview of some of the challenges community members around mining areas in Northern Malawi face due to poor natural resource governance practices i.e. ...
A brief overview of some of the challenges community members around mining areas in Northern Malawi face due to poor natural resource governance practices i.e. poor policy and legal frameworks.
https://wn.com/Challenges_Facing_Mining_Communities_In_Northern_Malawi
29:19
Faces of Africa - Malawi's Hidden Treasure
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- Duration: 29:19
- Updated: 09 Apr 2015
- views: 7658
Moses Mkumpha is Malawi's only trained cultural conservator in the last 20 years. This Southern African country boasts a rich cultural heritage dating back over...
Moses Mkumpha is Malawi's only trained cultural conservator in the last 20 years. This Southern African country boasts a rich cultural heritage dating back over two million years. It has unique artifacts, some of which cannot be found anywhere else in the world. But due to lack of resources and public appreciation much of this unique heritage is at risk of being overlooked or uncared for. Moses faces a myriad of challenges in protecting Malawi's hidden treasures but he's determined to protect them.
https://wn.com/Faces_Of_Africa_Malawi's_Hidden_Treasure
Moses Mkumpha is Malawi's only trained cultural conservator in the last 20 years. This Southern African country boasts a rich cultural heritage dating back over two million years. It has unique artifacts, some of which cannot be found anywhere else in the world. But due to lack of resources and public appreciation much of this unique heritage is at risk of being overlooked or uncared for. Moses faces a myriad of challenges in protecting Malawi's hidden treasures but he's determined to protect them.
- published: 09 Apr 2015
- views: 7658
2:34:45
Day 3-Challenges of the ASM sector in Malawi and the role of The Geological Survey of Malawi
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- Duration: 2:34:45
- Updated: 06 Apr 2018
- views: 21
The video contains;
1) Challenges of the ASM sector in Malawi and the role of The Geological Survey of Malawi - Chief Geologist Mr.Kondwani Dombola, Geological...
The video contains;
1) Challenges of the ASM sector in Malawi and the role of The Geological Survey of Malawi - Chief Geologist Mr.Kondwani Dombola, Geological Survey of Malawi
2)Challenges of the ASM sector in Botswana & the role of the Botswana Geological Survey- Mr.Othugile Rulele, Botswana Geological Survey
3)Health and safety issues Related to ASM in Zambia - Inspector of Mines Canisius Mwenya, Department of Mines Safety (Zambia)
4) How Can the Environmental Management Agency support the ASM Sector in Zambia - Principal Inspector Mr.Ngwata, Environmental Management Agency
5) Business Planning for ASM in Zambia - Mrs.Theresah Chuula, Zambia Development Agency (ZDA)
6) Strengthening Community Voices in Mineral Resource Governance in Zambia - Ian Milimo, UNDP
Day 3 of the Artisanal and Small-scale Mining Training (13 - 16 March 2018) in Lusaka, Zambia
https://wn.com/Day_3_Challenges_Of_The_Asm_Sector_In_Malawi_And_The_Role_Of_The_Geological_Survey_Of_Malawi
The video contains;
1) Challenges of the ASM sector in Malawi and the role of The Geological Survey of Malawi - Chief Geologist Mr.Kondwani Dombola, Geological Survey of Malawi
2)Challenges of the ASM sector in Botswana & the role of the Botswana Geological Survey- Mr.Othugile Rulele, Botswana Geological Survey
3)Health and safety issues Related to ASM in Zambia - Inspector of Mines Canisius Mwenya, Department of Mines Safety (Zambia)
4) How Can the Environmental Management Agency support the ASM Sector in Zambia - Principal Inspector Mr.Ngwata, Environmental Management Agency
5) Business Planning for ASM in Zambia - Mrs.Theresah Chuula, Zambia Development Agency (ZDA)
6) Strengthening Community Voices in Mineral Resource Governance in Zambia - Ian Milimo, UNDP
Day 3 of the Artisanal and Small-scale Mining Training (13 - 16 March 2018) in Lusaka, Zambia
- published: 06 Apr 2018
- views: 21
40:02
Oil Exploration in Lake Malawi - What Does It Mean for Malawi?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 40:02
- Updated: 09 Jul 2016
- views: 511
Timveni TV caught up with Environmental activist, Godfrey Mfiti, to shed some much needed light into the whole issue of Oil Exploration that is due to kick off ...
Timveni TV caught up with Environmental activist, Godfrey Mfiti, to shed some much needed light into the whole issue of Oil Exploration that is due to kick off in Malawi's own lake - Lake Malawi.
He had some very interesting views on this issue.
Check it out!
https://wn.com/Oil_Exploration_In_Lake_Malawi_What_Does_It_Mean_For_Malawi
Timveni TV caught up with Environmental activist, Godfrey Mfiti, to shed some much needed light into the whole issue of Oil Exploration that is due to kick off in Malawi's own lake - Lake Malawi.
He had some very interesting views on this issue.
Check it out!
- published: 09 Jul 2016
- views: 511
22:41
Special Report: Unseen Africa with Alex Crawford
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- Duration: 22:41
- Updated: 10 Mar 2017
- views: 6197
From Congo cobalt mines that exploit children and Malawi abortion cults, to oil pirates and suicide bombers in Nigeria, Special Correspondent Alex Crawford take...
From Congo cobalt mines that exploit children and Malawi abortion cults, to oil pirates and suicide bombers in Nigeria, Special Correspondent Alex Crawford takes you to parts of Africa you might not have seen.
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From Congo cobalt mines that exploit children and Malawi abortion cults, to oil pirates and suicide bombers in Nigeria, Special Correspondent Alex Crawford takes you to parts of Africa you might not have seen.
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- published: 10 Mar 2017
- views: 6197
49:56
MALAWI SUNERGY PROJECT 2017
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- Duration: 49:56
- Updated: 15 May 2017
- views: 82
Sunergy is a vital irrigation project in Malawi introduced by Elizabeth and Seamus Hayes, Kilconnell, Fethard, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, and supported by many con...
Sunergy is a vital irrigation project in Malawi introduced by Elizabeth and Seamus Hayes, Kilconnell, Fethard, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, and supported by many concerned Irish people and personalities.
https://wn.com/Malawi_Sunergy_Project_2017
Sunergy is a vital irrigation project in Malawi introduced by Elizabeth and Seamus Hayes, Kilconnell, Fethard, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, and supported by many concerned Irish people and personalities.
- published: 15 May 2017
- views: 82
25:01
Africa Investigates - Mozambique's Gem Wars
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- Duration: 25:01
- Updated: 10 Dec 2015
- views: 36402
Six years ago local hunters stumbled on one of the world's largest deposit of rubies in the northern province of Mozambique, a potential source of riches for a ...
Six years ago local hunters stumbled on one of the world's largest deposit of rubies in the northern province of Mozambique, a potential source of riches for a country in which much of the population lives on less than a dollar a day.
The deposits are now being mined by a local company, Mwriti, in partnership with a British company, Gemfields, which owns the luxury Fabergé brand and prides itself on the ethical sourcing of precious stones - "completely traceable from mine to market". Their joint venture, 75 percent owned by Gemfields, controls a concession that covers 340 square kilometres of land and promises to be hugely profitable.
But disturbing allegations have emerged that threaten to cast a dark shadow over the project.
For this episode of Africa Investigates, Mozambican journalist Estacio Valoi joined forces with award-winning filmmaker Callum Macrae to find out more.
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https://wn.com/Africa_Investigates_Mozambique's_Gem_Wars
Six years ago local hunters stumbled on one of the world's largest deposit of rubies in the northern province of Mozambique, a potential source of riches for a country in which much of the population lives on less than a dollar a day.
The deposits are now being mined by a local company, Mwriti, in partnership with a British company, Gemfields, which owns the luxury Fabergé brand and prides itself on the ethical sourcing of precious stones - "completely traceable from mine to market". Their joint venture, 75 percent owned by Gemfields, controls a concession that covers 340 square kilometres of land and promises to be hugely profitable.
But disturbing allegations have emerged that threaten to cast a dark shadow over the project.
For this episode of Africa Investigates, Mozambican journalist Estacio Valoi joined forces with award-winning filmmaker Callum Macrae to find out more.
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- published: 10 Dec 2015
- views: 36402
32:00
Conservation, Rubies and Gold Mining in Mozambique
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 32:00
- Updated: 25 Apr 2017
- views: 4289
- published: 25 Apr 2017
- views: 4289
52:54
public lecture VEEP dr saulos chilima -MALAWIANS ARE FED UP WITH MORAL DECADENCE
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- Duration: 52:54
- Updated: 08 Mar 2018
- views: 531
http://www.malawibyte.com/2018/03/05/malawians-fed-moral-decadence-veep-chilima/
SUBSCRIBE : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRR-VuVh0CW6-lgTmxck1bQ?sub_confi...
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- published: 08 Mar 2018
- views: 531
36:05
Malawi lady advised Africans living around the whole World
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- Duration: 36:05
- Updated: 23 Aug 2017
- views: 69
Malawi lady based in Ireland took her time to advised Africans living around the whole World,below are her words.
Struggles are the catalyst that prepare us ...
Malawi lady based in Ireland took her time to advised Africans living around the whole World,below are her words.
Struggles are the catalyst that prepare us for our success. Struggles or challenges must take place for us to achieve our success, if you succeed without challenges you will not appreciate it.
Challenges help us to stay granted. The major thing is while you are struggling you should stay focus because you are the captain of your ship nobody is going to help you sail your ship.
Take control of your dreams and be creative and be resourceful to achieve your dreams.
One major factor making us not to be able to achieve our dreams is finance. You have to be financially creative to be able to support your dream if you have to do extra paid jobs to financial your dream then DO IT.
Nobody is going to invest in you if you have not invested enough in yourself. STOP DREAMING FACE REALITY.
Prepare the way for your dreams and put yourself out there sometimes you have to do what you don’t like to be able to do what you like.
Despite the fact that life is difficult you have to believe in yourself and your dream.
Don’t let this struggles or challenges kill your dream rather channel them to achieve your success.
https://wn.com/Malawi_Lady_Advised_Africans_Living_Around_The_Whole_World
Malawi lady based in Ireland took her time to advised Africans living around the whole World,below are her words.
Struggles are the catalyst that prepare us for our success. Struggles or challenges must take place for us to achieve our success, if you succeed without challenges you will not appreciate it.
Challenges help us to stay granted. The major thing is while you are struggling you should stay focus because you are the captain of your ship nobody is going to help you sail your ship.
Take control of your dreams and be creative and be resourceful to achieve your dreams.
One major factor making us not to be able to achieve our dreams is finance. You have to be financially creative to be able to support your dream if you have to do extra paid jobs to financial your dream then DO IT.
Nobody is going to invest in you if you have not invested enough in yourself. STOP DREAMING FACE REALITY.
Prepare the way for your dreams and put yourself out there sometimes you have to do what you don’t like to be able to do what you like.
Despite the fact that life is difficult you have to believe in yourself and your dream.
Don’t let this struggles or challenges kill your dream rather channel them to achieve your success.
- published: 23 Aug 2017
- views: 69
22:59
Joyce Banda Speech at Launch of the Mining Governance & Support Project, 22 Jan 2013
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:59
- Updated: 22 Jan 2013
- views: 463
Malawi's President Joyce Banda's Speech at the Launch of the Mining Governance and Support Project, 22 Jan 2013 in Lilongwe
Malawi's President Joyce Banda's Speech at the Launch of the Mining Governance and Support Project, 22 Jan 2013 in Lilongwe
https://wn.com/Joyce_Banda_Speech_At_Launch_Of_The_Mining_Governance_Support_Project,_22_Jan_2013
21:32
EXPLORING ABANDONED MINE OUTPOST
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- Duration: 21:32
- Updated: 13 Jun 2016
- views: 319
I traveled to a large farm north of Naboomspruit, South Africa. On this farm there had been a large mining operation but had been abandoned in the early 1980s. ...
I traveled to a large farm north of Naboomspruit, South Africa. On this farm there had been a large mining operation but had been abandoned in the early 1980s. The video shows what remains of this old mine outpost.
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https://wn.com/Exploring_Abandoned_Mine_Outpost
I traveled to a large farm north of Naboomspruit, South Africa. On this farm there had been a large mining operation but had been abandoned in the early 1980s. The video shows what remains of this old mine outpost.
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- published: 13 Jun 2016
- views: 319
47:35
Maharajah Ruby Documentary Mining Inside The Notorious Golden Triangle Discovery TV
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 47:35
- Updated: 23 Nov 2015
- views: 18037
- published: 23 Nov 2015
- views: 18037
22:20
Rwanda Success Story & Malawi Business Ettiquette
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- Duration: 22:20
- Updated: 18 Oct 2016
- views: 1856
From a history of genocide and poverty, Rwanda steadily raised it's profile to become one of the top three competitive economies on the continent. Rwanda as a t...
From a history of genocide and poverty, Rwanda steadily raised it's profile to become one of the top three competitive economies on the continent. Rwanda as a tiny land locked country is said to have a few natural resources and with 90% of it's people engaged in agriculture and it is far from being industrialized. To add to this so far from being industrialized. To add to this so far uninspiring profile is the horrific legacy left by 100 days of violence in 1994 in which 800 000Tutsi were killed by ethnic Hutu extremists.
In this episode we find out from the High Commissioner of Rwanda Mr Vincent Karega what could be the country's secret to success.
We continue our look at business cultures and opprtunities to be found in different countries, this time turning our attention to the Southern African nation of Malawi where we are joined by our guest Mr. Ben Fellow who gives us the extra tips we would need if we were to take on the challenge of venturing into Malawi
https://wn.com/Rwanda_Success_Story_Malawi_Business_Ettiquette
From a history of genocide and poverty, Rwanda steadily raised it's profile to become one of the top three competitive economies on the continent. Rwanda as a tiny land locked country is said to have a few natural resources and with 90% of it's people engaged in agriculture and it is far from being industrialized. To add to this so far from being industrialized. To add to this so far uninspiring profile is the horrific legacy left by 100 days of violence in 1994 in which 800 000Tutsi were killed by ethnic Hutu extremists.
In this episode we find out from the High Commissioner of Rwanda Mr Vincent Karega what could be the country's secret to success.
We continue our look at business cultures and opprtunities to be found in different countries, this time turning our attention to the Southern African nation of Malawi where we are joined by our guest Mr. Ben Fellow who gives us the extra tips we would need if we were to take on the challenge of venturing into Malawi
- published: 18 Oct 2016
- views: 1856
29:32
Misewu ya M'mizinda mu Malawi, Road constructions
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 29:32
- Updated: 23 Nov 2016
- views: 1425
http://malawilive.com
http://malawilive.com
https://wn.com/Misewu_Ya_M'Mizinda_Mu_Malawi,_Road_Constructions
20:04
“Improving Forests, Increasing Values, Changing Lives"
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 20:04
- Updated: 11 Aug 2014
- views: 26
A 20-minute video documentary on promoting co-management of Malawi’s forests
The Improved Forest Management for Sustainable Livelihoods Programme, implemented b...
A 20-minute video documentary on promoting co-management of Malawi’s forests
The Improved Forest Management for Sustainable Livelihoods Programme, implemented by the Department of Forestry under the Ministry of Natural Resources, Energy & Mining - Government of Malawi.
Project funded by the European Union
Department of Forestry
PO Box 30048
Capital City
Lilongwe, Malawi
Tel: +265 1771 000
Fax: 265 1771417
Email: fes@ifmslp.org
https://wn.com/“Improving_Forests,_Increasing_Values,_Changing_Lives
A 20-minute video documentary on promoting co-management of Malawi’s forests
The Improved Forest Management for Sustainable Livelihoods Programme, implemented by the Department of Forestry under the Ministry of Natural Resources, Energy & Mining - Government of Malawi.
Project funded by the European Union
Department of Forestry
PO Box 30048
Capital City
Lilongwe, Malawi
Tel: +265 1771 000
Fax: 265 1771417
Email: fes@ifmslp.org
- published: 11 Aug 2014
- views: 26
33:18
Kilembe 2015
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 33:18
- Updated: 27 Sep 2015
- views: 1197
After an 8hr drive from Entebbe, I arrived at Kilembe. I thought I could just park the car and go for a wander with my camera, but as soon as they saw the big 4...
After an 8hr drive from Entebbe, I arrived at Kilembe. I thought I could just park the car and go for a wander with my camera, but as soon as they saw the big 4WD, my camera(s) and the white face, I was hounded with everyone wanting money.
Some of the roads were no longer there:
- up past the 'Griffiths' last house. It was now more of a footpath.
- turn left to go up the hill just before the Griffiths house (towards Paul & Gina Jarvis house). This road was so badly rutted that you couldn't drive up it.
- the houses where Mev & Frances Duncan used to live was more of a footpath
Some of the houses were in pretty bad condition. eg C15 - the Manera's house.
As you can see the gardens surrounding the pool was hardly recognisable.
The 'Rec' club, is now wrecked! Although the bit where the bar and kitchens was, is now a school.
The Black Dog - gone. Squash courts are still there.
The (Cobalt) tailings dam - the floods have caused a massive section of the tailings dam to have collapsed and presumably all the contents are now flowing downstream - where people collect their water for cooking, drinking, washing etc. Remember the little village that existed just at the foot of the dam? It's gone, along with the rickety foot bridge that was used to get across the river.
Chanjojo was pretty much locked-down with security gates blocking each entrance.
The Dhuka has changed a bit! The thatched church, opposite, burnt down years ago apparently.
The post office was still there but POBox 421 had been plastered over (that was ours!)
The hospital looked OK, from a distance.
The mine has been taken over by the chinese and has been up and running since May. The chairlift is still there but I wouldn't fancy going up in it.
ps. you can put it on mute if you don't like the music!
https://wn.com/Kilembe_2015
After an 8hr drive from Entebbe, I arrived at Kilembe. I thought I could just park the car and go for a wander with my camera, but as soon as they saw the big 4WD, my camera(s) and the white face, I was hounded with everyone wanting money.
Some of the roads were no longer there:
- up past the 'Griffiths' last house. It was now more of a footpath.
- turn left to go up the hill just before the Griffiths house (towards Paul & Gina Jarvis house). This road was so badly rutted that you couldn't drive up it.
- the houses where Mev & Frances Duncan used to live was more of a footpath
Some of the houses were in pretty bad condition. eg C15 - the Manera's house.
As you can see the gardens surrounding the pool was hardly recognisable.
The 'Rec' club, is now wrecked! Although the bit where the bar and kitchens was, is now a school.
The Black Dog - gone. Squash courts are still there.
The (Cobalt) tailings dam - the floods have caused a massive section of the tailings dam to have collapsed and presumably all the contents are now flowing downstream - where people collect their water for cooking, drinking, washing etc. Remember the little village that existed just at the foot of the dam? It's gone, along with the rickety foot bridge that was used to get across the river.
Chanjojo was pretty much locked-down with security gates blocking each entrance.
The Dhuka has changed a bit! The thatched church, opposite, burnt down years ago apparently.
The post office was still there but POBox 421 had been plastered over (that was ours!)
The hospital looked OK, from a distance.
The mine has been taken over by the chinese and has been up and running since May. The chairlift is still there but I wouldn't fancy going up in it.
ps. you can put it on mute if you don't like the music!
- published: 27 Sep 2015
- views: 1197
32:31
Magufulification of Africa by Prof. PLO Lumumba. Part one
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- Duration: 32:31
- Updated: 20 Jun 2017
- views: 804476
Magufulification of Africa by Prof. PLO Lumumba at Nkrumah Hall, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Magufulification of Africa by Prof. PLO Lumumba at Nkrumah Hall, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
https://wn.com/Magufulification_Of_Africa_By_Prof._Plo_Lumumba._Part_One
Magufulification of Africa by Prof. PLO Lumumba at Nkrumah Hall, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
- published: 20 Jun 2017
- views: 804476
8:52
Mkango CEO says new data confirms Malawi as serious mining destination
Will Dawes, chief executive officer at Mkango Resources Ltd (LON:MKA) says he is very exci...
published: 27 Jun 2016
Mkango CEO says new data confirms Malawi as serious mining destination
Mkango CEO says new data confirms Malawi as serious mining destination
- Report rights infringement
- published: 27 Jun 2016
- views: 891
5:44
Profits Over People: Mining Ruins Lives in Malawi
Malawi’s government has failed to protect the rights and livelihoods of people living in n...
published: 26 Sep 2016
Profits Over People: Mining Ruins Lives in Malawi
Profits Over People: Mining Ruins Lives in Malawi
- Report rights infringement
- published: 26 Sep 2016
- views: 2957
6:02
"Rubies and sapphires from Chimwadzulu, Malawi" by GIA
In this video, you will experience the “warm heart of Africa,” as GIA field gemologists vi...
published: 12 Oct 2015
"Rubies and sapphires from Chimwadzulu, Malawi" by GIA
"Rubies and sapphires from Chimwadzulu, Malawi" by GIA
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- published: 12 Oct 2015
- views: 19881
1:37
Profits Over People: Mining Ruins Lives in Malawi - SHORT
Malawi’s government has failed to protect the rights and livelihoods of people living in n...
published: 26 Sep 2016
Profits Over People: Mining Ruins Lives in Malawi - SHORT
Profits Over People: Mining Ruins Lives in Malawi - SHORT
- Report rights infringement
- published: 26 Sep 2016
- views: 207
10:10
Malawi Investment Forum Mining & Energy Hon Bright Msaka SC Minister of Natural Resouces,
Hon Bright Msaka SC, Minister for Natural Resources, Energy and Mining for Malawi closes s...
published: 11 Oct 2016
Malawi Investment Forum Mining & Energy Hon Bright Msaka SC Minister of Natural Resouces,
Malawi Investment Forum Mining & Energy Hon Bright Msaka SC Minister of Natural Resouces,
- Report rights infringement
- published: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 113
4:52
Mining Fortunes in Malawi with Minister Bande
Mining's most influential stakeholders gathered in Cape Town for the 19th Annual Mining In...
published: 25 Jun 2013
Mining Fortunes in Malawi with Minister Bande
Mining Fortunes in Malawi with Minister Bande
- Report rights infringement
- published: 25 Jun 2013
- views: 117
2:20
Uranium Mining in Malawi
Reinford Mwangonde about uranium mining in Malawi
published: 24 Oct 2007
Uranium Mining in Malawi
Uranium Mining in Malawi
- Report rights infringement
- published: 24 Oct 2007
- views: 1323
29:19
Faces of Africa - Malawi's Hidden Treasure
Moses Mkumpha is Malawi's only trained cultural conservator in the last 20 years. This Sou...
published: 09 Apr 2015
Faces of Africa - Malawi's Hidden Treasure
Faces of Africa - Malawi's Hidden Treasure
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"Rubies from Montepuez, Mozambique" by GIA
In this video, you’ll explore Mozambique’s Montepuez ruby deposit with GIA’s dedicated fie...
published: 12 Oct 2015
"Rubies from Montepuez, Mozambique" by GIA
"Rubies from Montepuez, Mozambique" by GIA
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"Emerald mining in Zambia" by GIA
With that new GIA Field video you will be taken with the GIA Field Expedition (FE56) that ...
published: 23 Oct 2015
"Emerald mining in Zambia" by GIA
"Emerald mining in Zambia" by GIA
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CEPA Strengthening Mining Governance in Malawi Doc
published: 15 Mar 2017
CEPA Strengthening Mining Governance in Malawi Doc
CEPA Strengthening Mining Governance in Malawi Doc
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Bitclub Registration Malawi
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published: 07 Dec 2017
Bitclub Registration Malawi
Bitclub Registration Malawi
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NEPAD TB Mining Sector Story 08 09 2017
A story on the recent meeting by technocrats from Zambia, Malawi, Lesotho and Mozambique t...
published: 09 Sep 2017
NEPAD TB Mining Sector Story 08 09 2017
NEPAD TB Mining Sector Story 08 09 2017
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Zimbabwe lifts ban on raw chrome exports to boost mining sector
Zimbabwe's Government hopes the lifting of a 4 year ban on raw chrome exports will bolster...
published: 01 Jul 2015
Zimbabwe lifts ban on raw chrome exports to boost mining sector
Zimbabwe lifts ban on raw chrome exports to boost mining sector
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Malawi Gold
Fly on the wall documentary with clips of places, people, travel and music from backpackin...
published: 11 Jun 2013
Malawi Gold
Malawi Gold
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Malawi Government Integrated Repository
RDF explains how the Malawi Government Integrated Repository works, and is going to be use...
published: 05 Feb 2013
Malawi Government Integrated Repository
Malawi Government Integrated Repository
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Malawi (Africa) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Vacation travel video about destination Malawi in Africa.
Malawi is the unknown Africa in ...
published: 13 Nov 2015
Malawi (Africa) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Malawi (Africa) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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MALAWI TRIP HIGHLIGHTS
Malawi is often an overlooked African country. Yes, it may be landlocked, but the 'Warm He...
published: 11 Aug 2016
MALAWI TRIP HIGHLIGHTS
MALAWI TRIP HIGHLIGHTS
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Malawi Tourist Attractions: 10 Top Places to Visit
Planning to visit Malawi? Check out our Malawi Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist...
published: 29 Oct 2015
Malawi Tourist Attractions: 10 Top Places to Visit
Malawi Tourist Attractions: 10 Top Places to Visit
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Travel Guide: Malawi
This country is known as "the warm heart of Africa." Join http://www.WatchMojo.com as we ...
published: 07 Nov 2012
Travel Guide: Malawi
Travel Guide: Malawi
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Around Lilongwe City - Travel Malawi Guide Feb 2017
Lilongwe is Malawi’s Capital City, named after the great Lilongwe River that flows into La...
published: 10 Feb 2017
Around Lilongwe City - Travel Malawi Guide Feb 2017
Around Lilongwe City - Travel Malawi Guide Feb 2017
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Lake Malawi (Africa) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Vacation travel video about destination Lake Malawi in The Africa.
Framed by Malawi, Tanz...
published: 19 Aug 2015
Lake Malawi (Africa) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Lake Malawi (Africa) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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Chongoni (Malawi) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel Video about Destination Chongoni in Malawi.
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published: 21 Apr 2016
Chongoni (Malawi) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Chongoni (Malawi) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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Malawi, The Warm Heart of Africa
This video was produced by the Department of Tourism of the Republic of Malawi
Malawi High...
published: 11 Feb 2016
Malawi, The Warm Heart of Africa
Malawi, The Warm Heart of Africa
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Solo Travel at Lake Malawi, the Heart of Africa
Would you expect a beautiful oasis in the middle of Africa? Check out Malawi, which has th...
published: 13 Jul 2017
Solo Travel at Lake Malawi, the Heart of Africa
Solo Travel at Lake Malawi, the Heart of Africa
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Liwonde National Park (Malawi) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Vacation travel video about destination Liwonde National Park in Malawi.
The Liwonde Nat...
published: 11 Nov 2015
Liwonde National Park (Malawi) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Liwonde National Park (Malawi) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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20 Things to know before traveling Malawi
After being on a road trip in Malawi I put together a list of things you need to know befo...
published: 26 Nov 2017
20 Things to know before traveling Malawi
20 Things to know before traveling Malawi
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Malawi Tourist Attractions at a Glance
Malawi - The Warm Heart of Africa
published: 20 Feb 2013
Malawi Tourist Attractions at a Glance
Malawi Tourist Attractions at a Glance
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Inside Rihanna's Trip to Malawi for Education
In January 2017, Rihanna's Clara Lionel Foundation, Global Citizen, and the Global Partner...
published: 07 Jun 2017
Inside Rihanna's Trip to Malawi for Education
Inside Rihanna's Trip to Malawi for Education
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Cape Maclear with Travel Malawi Guide
Cape Maclear is one of the best known holiday destinations on the lake located on the sout...
published: 06 May 2017
Cape Maclear with Travel Malawi Guide
Cape Maclear with Travel Malawi Guide
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CEPA Strengthening Mining Governance in Malawi Doc
published: 15 Mar 2017
CEPA Strengthening Mining Governance in Malawi Doc
CEPA Strengthening Mining Governance in Malawi Doc
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- published: 15 Mar 2017
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Malawi Gold
Fly on the wall documentary with clips of places, people, travel and music from backpackin...
published: 11 Jun 2013
Malawi Gold
Malawi Gold
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Challenges facing Mining Communities in Northern Malawi
A brief overview of some of the challenges community members around mining areas in Northe...
published: 12 Feb 2018
Challenges facing Mining Communities in Northern Malawi
Challenges facing Mining Communities in Northern Malawi
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