Malawi to Improve Road Network With AfDB Aid

By // 25 October 2009

The African Development Bank is providing a USD60 million aid package to support road development works in Malawi, according to

. The package consists of two loans and one grant. It will be used to finance the rehabilitation of the country's Nacala road corridor, Blantyre-Zomba road and Ntcheu-Tsangano-Neno-Mwanza road.

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