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Mutharika maintains Lake Malawi ownership non-negotiable: 'No war with ...
Nyasa Times
Malawi President Peter Mutharika has maintained his position that has said the entire Lake Malawi, Tanzania calls Lake Nyasa, which is potentially rich in oil and gas is owned by Malawi, saying there is no need to negotiate the issue. President Mutharika ...
Malawi-Tanzania lake row: issue not negotiable, says President MutharikaThe Maravi Post

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Daily News
Mutharika invites Tanzania's Kikwete to Malawi: Lake row to be resolved
Nyasa Times
Malawi President Peter Mutharika has invited Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete to visit Malawi to cement the bonds of good relationship between the two neighbouring countries and resolve the wrangle between the two countries over Lake Malawi ...
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Pres Mutharika pledges dual citizenship, addresses Malawians living in the USThe Maravi...

Nyasa Times
Lake Nyasa mediation process well underway
Daily News
AS Tanzania waits to meet the panel of mediators over Lake Nyasa border dispute, Malawian President Peter Mutharika has restated that his country will not go into war over the matter. Commenting on the remarks covered by the Malawi press, Head of ...
New Malawi leader stakes lake claimNew Zimbabwe.com
Media reports on Lake Malawi border disputeStarAfrica.com
Mutharika says US-Africa Summit beneficial to MalawiThe Maravi...

>President Peter Mutharika of Malawi is very right when he says the whole North of Lake Malawi belongs to his country (source: Mutharika maintains Lake Malawi ownership non-negotiable: ‘No war with Tanzania’ Nyasa Times)

“For four years thousands of tons of coal has been washed up from my village of Ndumbi up in Lake Nyasa, citizens use this water for drinking”, says James Mbawala the chairperson of Ndumbi at Nyasa District in Ruvuma  region Southern part of Tanzania. He said that TANCOAL Company which is extracting coal at Ngaka in Mbinga district and using Ndumbi port at Lake Nyasa for coal transportation to various places within and outside the country. Mbawala said the village has no tape water service...

I first learned briefly about Tancoal, the coal mining plant near Ruanda, a joint venture owned by an agency of the Tanzanian Government (30 per cent) and Intra Energy Corporation (IEC), an Australia company (70 per cent), prior to moving here in 2013.

Tanzania won’t resort to using force to end the Lake Nyasa border dispute with Malawi, President Jakaya Kikwete has said.

Daily News
Peaceful means to resolve Lake Nyasa border dispute
Daily News
PRESIDENT Jakaya Kikwete has maintained that Tanzania will not engage in any war with Malawi as a means to resolve Lake Nyasa boundary dispute. “It is possible to get a solution over the issue of boundary on the Lake without engaging in wars.