Govt with EU support to rehabilitate 300km Lilongwe-Chiweta via Kaseche road

Malawi government in partnership with the European Union will rehabilitate a 300km road from Kamuzu International Airport (KIA) junction in Lilongwe to Mzimba and Chiweta up north part of Malawi through to Kaseche sections.

EU Ambassador Sandra Paesen

The affirmation was made on Friday by the European Union (EU) Leader of delegation to Malawi Sandra Paesen during a tour of part of the road.

Paesen disclosed that they expect the road to be in a better shape at the end of the project and benefit Malawians.

She further advised that the rehabilitation be done on a safe way and ensure that the road is still usable by paedestrians and other road users as the project will be carried out.

Malawi government wants an  improved transport network that will facilitate the country’s economic growth.

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9 replies on “Govt with EU support to rehabilitate 300km Lilongwe-Chiweta via Kaseche road”

  1. those crooks in power will already be calculating how much they can steal the EU should insist Malawi shoot anybody caught stealing the funds or material . it works in Ghana so why not Malawi. In Ghana I saw three bank robbers shot down running away and one wounded , he was shot dead immediately in the street at close range , no stupid trials or greedy lawyers .

  2. Thank you EU as if we did not see ageing away mmmmmmmm power Malawi. We politicize everything. Such an important road should have been a priority where ceriteria was importance in my view. We are busy opening up some useless roads shaaaa only God knows

  3. Very good and welcome gesture but I would suggest that the financing institution provide the contractor as well so that the project will not suffer from intermittent funding woes. Otherwise our government officials will put their fingers in the monetary jar and steal.

    1. Don’t worry EU has the strictest accounting and procurement system.No pig will be able to dip his hand into this pot.

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