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Malawi

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16.78 million

Population. Ranked 65th in 2013.

$268.05

GDP per capita. Ranked 176th in 2012.

Borders

Mozambique 1,569 km, Tanzania 475 km, Zambia 837 km
Largest city Lilongwe - 260,000
Capital city Lilongwe - 260,000
Major language English, Chichewa (both official)
Major religion Christianity, Islam
Monetary unit Malawian kwacha
Alternative names Republic of Malawi, Malawi
Groups Group object, Group object, Group object, Group object, Group object, Group object, Group object, Group object

Malawi Map

94,080 sq km

Sq. km. Ranked 103th in 2008.

Malawi ranks highly for:
2nd for Education > Pupil-teacher ratio, primary 3rd for Health > Births and maternity > Total fertility rate 3rd for Education > Pupil-teacher ratio, secondary 4th for People > Population > Population growth, past and future 4th for People > Age distribution > Population aged 0-14 4th for People > Population growth 5th for People > Age dependency ratio > Dependents to working-age population 6th for People > Age distribution > Population aged 15-24 > Percent 7th for Economy > Inflation rate > Consumer prices 8th for People > Birth rate
Malawi ranks low for:
2nd last for Health > Physicians > Per 1,000 people 3rd last for Economy > GDP per capita 4th last for Media > Personal computers > Per capita 5th last for Military > Personnel > Per capita 6th last for Agriculture > Produce > Banana > Production 6th last for Media > Households with television 6th last for People > Age distribution > Median age 8th last for Economy > GDP > Per capita > PPP 9th last for People > Mother's mean age at first birth 10th last for Health > Probability of reaching 65 > Male

Interesting observations about Malawi

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Instead of building prisons the best way is for the British Government to establish more industries that could use the crops grown in Malawi.If there is rising crime rate it is basically due to poverty. Building prisons is not a long lasting solution to this problem.For a long time the western countries have provided wrong solutions to African problems and surely building prisons would be such type of assistance.One can not stop ones child from becoing a drunkard by only giving him/her beer for his/her meals and put him in charge of a shop on beer.

Posted on 13 Feb 2010

GE KUMBALI

GE KUMBALI

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Why can,t the Malawi authorities allow the British Government or private security company to build an Overseas Prison Service in their country. Prisons would need a large number of trained staff, recruited locally, including prison officers and support workers. Thriving communities would spring up around each prison. New homes schools, clinics, roads and employment etc would give a good standard of life to many of the poorer people of Malawi. The more prisons the more jobs etc. Create a new Australia with a multi billion pound prison "BUSINESS"

Posted on 28 Jan 2010

RICHARD wOTTONG

RICHARD wOTTONG

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