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List of cities Malawi

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on May 1, 2013

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· Last updated: April 22, 2020

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Chitipa
Chilumba
Ekwendeni
Karonga
Likoma
Livingstonia
Mzimba
Mzuzu
Nkhata Bay
Rumphi
Chintheche
Champhira
Jenda
Embangweni
Edingeni
Bwanje
Chipoka
Dedza
Dowa
Kasungu
Lilongwe
Linthipe
Lobi
Madisi
Malaomo
Mayani
Mchinji
Mponela
Mua
Namitete
Mitundu
Nathenje
Nkhotakota
Nkhoma
Nponela
Ntcheu
Ntchisi
Salima
Thete
Tsangano
Balaka
Bangula
Blantyre
Chikwawa
Chiradzulu
Chileka
Chiponde
Domasi
Lilangwe
Limbe
Liwonde
Luchenza
Lunzu
Machinga
Malosa
Mangochi
Monkey Bay
Mulanje
Mwanza
Namadzi
Namwera
Ngabu
Nchalo
Njata
Nsanje
Phalombe
Thyolo
Zalewa
Zomba

Key Takeaways

  • Malawi is a landlocked country in southeast Africa with numerous towns and cities across its three regions.
  • Major cities include Lilongwe (capital), Blantyre (commercial center), Mzuzu, and Zomba.
  • The list covers urban centres across Northern, Central, and Southern Regions relevant for trade and regional economic linkages.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which city is the capital of Malawi?
Lilongwe is the capital and largest city of Malawi.
Which city serves as the commercial and financial hub of Malawi?
Blantyre is known as Malawi’s financial and commercial centre.
Into how many regions are the listed cities grouped?
They span Malawi’s three regions: Northern, Central, and Southern.

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