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Nacala

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    / Transportation and telecommunications

    Nacala, although damaged by a cyclone in the mid-1990s, has the country’s best natural harbor and newest port facilities and is well placed to serve agricultural development in the north. Malawi has a railway line to connect with Nacala’s port and railway.

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    Nacala, although damaged by a cyclone in the mid-1990s, has the country’s best natural harbor and newest port facilities and is well placed to serve agricultural development in the north. Malawi has a railway line to connect with Nacala’s port and railway.

    Read More