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Tete Province, Mozambique, is witnessing a delightful influx of high-quality products from Malawi, as more and more Malawian goods find their way onto local supermarket shelves. Around 2021/22, such products as Sobo Orange Squash were only available in the streets of Mozambique, but today these have made it to the shelves in leading supermarkets. This growing presence is a testament to the strong trade relations between Malawi and Mozambique, as well as the exceptional quality and appeal of Malawian products.
From refreshing So-More Soy Yoghurt Drink by Lilongwe Dairy to the tropical pineapple flavors of Zuza Cordial, Malawian products are winning the hearts of consumers in Tete. These products not only offer a taste of Malawi’s rich agricultural heritage but also reflect the country’s commitment to quality and innovation.
Whether it’s a chilled soy yoghurt drink on a hot day or a refreshing glass of pineapple cordial, Malawian products offer a delightful experience for consumers in Tete. These products are not just beverages; they are a bridge between cultures, fostering closer ties between Malawi and Mozambique.
As Malawi continues to expand its footprint in Tete, we invite you to explore these products and savor the flavors of the Warm Heart of Africa. Stay tuned for more exciting additions to the shelves!
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Why Invest in Malawi?
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Streamlined Investment Establishment Procedures
Malawi operates a One-Stop Service Centre through the Malawi Investment and Trade Centre (MITC). This center ensures that all necessary investment-processing requirements are completed under one roof in just under 10 days, making it easier for investors to establish their businesses quickly and efficiently. -
Liberalized Economy & Political Commitment
Malawi’s economy is market-driven, with market-determined interest rates and a floating exchange rate. The Malawi government is committed to private sector growth and development through strategic reforms, co-investments, and turn-key projects, ensuring a supportive environment for businesses. -
Preferential Access to Markets
As a signatory to multiple multilateral and bilateral trade agreements, Malawi offers investors preferential access to regional and international markets. These agreements include: -
COMESA (Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa)
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SADC (Southern African Development Community)
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EU (European Union)
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AGOA (African Growth and Opportunity Act)
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Information on investment opportunities and procedures.
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Guidance on trade agreements and market access.
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Facilitation of business visas and permits.
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Promoting tourism and cultural exchanges.
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Visit Mozambique
Mozambique is a country in Southern Africa, located on the coast of the Indian Ocean, with around 20 million inhabitants. It was a Portuguese colony, which became independent on June 25, 1975
Mozambique has some of the largest reserves of natural resources with energy potential in the world, especially coal, natural gas and, more recently discovered, oil, although in smaller quantities. Natural energy resources are, or can be, instruments of power or political weapons.
Tete Province
Total - 100,742 Km2, dry land - 98,230 Km2 and inland waters - 2494Km2. It is the 3rd largest in the country after the provinces of Niassa and Zambézia.
Capital of the province - City of Tete.
It has 13 Districts - including the city of Tete, which are: In the northern region of the Zambezi River: Angónia, Moatize, Mutarara, Tsangano, Zumbu, Chifunde, Chiúta, Macanga, Marávia, and in the southern region of the Zambezi River: Cahora-Bassa, Changara, Mágoè and City of Tete.
Calómue, is the official name of a town in the administrative post of Ulongué, district of Angónia, in the province of Tete, Mozambique, also known as Calomue or Kalomwe. It is also a road border post with Malawi, connecting to the Malawian post of Dedza, making it the most direct access route from Mozambique to the Malawian capital Lilongué, which is 85 km away. The N304 road ends at this border post, which connects with the N7 near Zobué, which in turn connects to the city of Tete.
Zobue border to Tete City, 4 hr 13 min (267.4 km) via Pte. Kassuende
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Consul General Mr. Happy Saka shifts Malawi Consulate General to New Premises
Old Premises
New premises
The office premises of the Consulate General moved from Av da Independencia in front of the Office of the Comandante of Police. It shifted on the same Av da Independencia and is located Between INNATER and DIC. |
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| The Consulate General was established with the main aim of facilitating Trade and Investment between Malawi and Mozambique as well as other SADC countries. The Consulate General’s work is much broader and covers Consular matters such as Immigration, including issuance of visas, protection of Malawian Nationals in various destitute situations, certification of official documents like National Identity Cards, Passports, Drivers Licenses, repatriation of the departed, and diaspora engagement among others which have not been discovered yet. As you navigate, we are hopeful that you will get the information that meets your requirements! |
