Malawi, the warm heart of Africa, is located in South – Eastern Africa. It is bordered by Mozambique on the east and south west, by Tanzania on the north and north east, and by Zambia on the west and north west.

Malawi is a land linked country covering 118,500 sq km. The country is surrounded by markets in all its fronts, with Mozambique offering a population of 24 million people on the east and south west, Tanzania with over 50 million people on the north and north east, and Zambia 16 million people on the west and north west.

Just beyond this country there are other huge countries such as Zimbabwe which has a population 16 million and Democratic Republic of Congo with the population of over 70 million people.

All these countries are either member of SADC and COMESA to which Malawi exports manufactured products duty free as long as they comply with pre-stipulated minimum of local content.

Malawi thus a hub of production that conveniently directly interfaces three market fronts with a total population of over 100 million people, and indirectly to a market of ( Zimbabwe and DRC) within 2 – 12 hours.

The country is endowed with vast natural resources and it enjoys vast tracts of beautiful natural scenery including game reserves and sand beaches along the beautiful Lake Malawi. Lake Malawi is one of the largest fresh water bodies in the world and holds the most diverse number of fish species in one single body – over 800 species.

Democratic principles are firmly engrained in the country, since independence in 1964, the country has never suffered a civil war and its political leaders have come to power through a democratic electoral process.