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Mzuzu Airport

Mzuzu Airport (IATA: ZZU, ICAO: FWUU) is an airport serving Mzuzu, the capital city of the Northern Region of the Republic of Malawi. Facilities The airport resides at an elevation of 4,115 feet (1,254 m) above mean sea level. It has one runway designated 17/35 with a bitumen surface measuring 1,600 by 19 metres (5,249 ft × 62 ft). Accidents and incidents On 10 June, 2024, a plane carrying the vice president of Malawi, Saulos Chilima, attempted to land in Mzuzu from Lilongwe. It turned back due to poor visibility and later crashed, killing all onboard. References External links "Current weather for FWUU". NOAA/NWS. Accident history for ZZU at Aviation Safety Network
Aeroportul Mzuzu

Aeroportul Mzuzu (IATA: ZZU, ICAO: FWUU) este un aeroport din Malawi ce deservește zona Mzuzu. A fost numit după zona deservită. Situat la o altitudine de 1.254 m, aeroportul dispune de o singură pistă. Infrastructură Piste Terminale Note Vezi și
Мзузу (аэропорт)

Аэропорт Мзузу — аэропорт, расположенный в городе Мзузу, Малави. История Аэропорт Мзузу был основан в 1980-х годах и был обновлен и модернизирован в разные периоды своего существования. Расположенный в северной части страны, он обслуживает как местные, так и международные рейсы, обеспечивая жителям Малави доступ к мировым рынкам и туристическим направлениям. Инфраструктура Аэропорт Мзузу предлагает современные удобства для пассажиров. Среди них: Взлетно-посадочная полоса: Он обладает одной длинной взлетно-посадочной полосой, способной принимать самолёты различных размеров. Пассажирский терминал: Современный терминал обеспечивает комфортное ожидание и обслуживание пассажиров. Здесь есть зоны отдыха, кафе, магазины и другие удобства. Грузовой терминал: Для обработки грузовых отправлений имеется специальный терминал с современным оборудованием для погрузки и разгрузки. Парковка: Для автомобилей пассажиров и транспортных средств аэропорт предлагает просторные парковочные места. Международные и внутренние рейсы Аэропорт Мзузу обслуживает как международные, так и внутренние рейсы. Несмотря на то, что он не является самым крупным аэропортом в регионе, он имеет важное стратегическое значение для Малави, особенно для северных регионов страны. Регулярные рейсы связывают Мзузу с ключевыми городами в Африке и за её пределами. Экономическое значение Аэропорт Мзузу играет важную роль в экономике Малави. Он способствует развитию туризма, облегчает торговлю и обмен товарами с другими странами, а также обеспечивает важную связь для международных инвестиций и развития. Стремление к развитию В последние годы правительство Малави и администрация аэропорта Мзузу выражали интерес к развитию и модернизации этого ключевого воздушного узла. Планируются инвестиции в улучшение инфраструктуры, расширение терминалов и обновление оборудования, чтобы сделать аэропорт более конкурентоспособным и удобным для пассажиров. См. также Мзузу Список аэропортов Малави
Mzuzu Airport

Mzuzu Airport är en flygplats i Malawi. Den ligger i den norra delen av landet, i Mzuzus centrum. Mzuzu Airport ligger 1 254 meter över havet. Terrängen runt Mzuzu Airport är platt åt nordväst, men åt sydost är den kuperad. Runt Mzuzu Airport är det huvudsakligen tät bebyggd. Källor
Aeroport de Likoma

L'aeroport de Likoma (codi IATA: LIX, codi OACI: FWLK) és un aeroport de l'illa de Likoma, a la República de Malawi. L'illa es troba al llac Malawi a pocs quilòmetres de la costa de Moçambic. Segons els registres no hi ha hagut mai cap accident aeri en les seves instal·lacions. Aerolínies i destinacions Passatgers Referències Enllaços externs Ourairports - Likoma Arxivat 2016-06-01 a Wayback Machine. Aeroport de Likoma
Likoma Airport

Likoma Airport (IATA: LIX, ICAO: FWLK) is an airport on Likoma Island, Republic of Malawi. The island lies in Lake Malawi a few kilometres off the shore of Mozambique. Airlines and destinations Passenger See also Transport in Malawi List of airports in Malawi Malawi portal Aviation portal References Google Earth External links OurAirports - Likoma Archived 2016-06-01 at the Wayback Machine Likoma Airport
Likoma Island Airport

Likoma Island Airport är en flygplats i Malawi. Den ligger i distriktet Likoma District och regionen Northern Region, i den norra delen av landet, på ön Likoma i Malawisjön. Likoma Island Airport ligger 496 meter över havet. Terrängen runt Likoma Island Airport är huvudsakligen platt, men åt sydost är den kuperad. Källor
Mangochi Airport

Mangochi Airport (IATA: MAI, ICAO: FWMG) was an airport that used to serve the town of Mangochi in Southern Region, Malawi. History In 2014, plans to construct and replace the old Mangochi Airport were conceived with the purpose of boosting tourist accessibility to Malawi. It was expected to be built under Public Private Partnership arrangement, with an estimated cost of US $250 million. It was proposed to have a 2.5 km long runway, terminal building for passengers and cargo facilitation amenities. In 2020 the plans for the airport were delayed and 100s of local landowners were expecting compensation. The local MP Victoria Kingston spoke up in parliament urging action and for the President Lazuras Chakwera not to abandon the plan for the airport and hotel. See also Malawi portal Aviation portal List of airports in Malawi Transport in Malawi References External links OurAirports - Mangochi Archived 2016-05-13 at the Wayback Machine Mangochi
Mzuzu Central Hospital

Mzuzu Central Hospital is a tertiary referral hospital in Mzuzu city, Malawi. The facility was found in early 1945 and is estimated to have 610 beds. It serves nearly 3 million people, referred from several hospitals in the Northern Malawi districts, as well as from other parts of Malawi. The hospital also receives patients from several neighboring countries, mostly Zambia and Tanzania. Location The hospital is located in Luwinga found in Mzuzu city in the Mzimba district. Overview As a public hospital, it serves as the main referral hospital for the Northern and Central Regions of Malawi. It also provides health services to the local community. It has several ranges of health care services, including inpatient and outpatient, as well as emergency care. It furthermore provides radiology, laboratory and child health services to all patients. The hospital also has specialized clinics for each specialised patient. The hospital implements a comprehensive quality assurance system that is well monitored and reviewed regularly to make sure that high-quality standards are being maintained. The hospital provides both inpatient and outpatient medical services and has extensive specialised departments. It includes obstetrics and gynecology, intensive care, surgery and laboratory services, as well as radiology. It is also provides training to students in health treatments by experienced medical staff and supervisors from the College of Medicine at the University of Malawi. History The hospital was built in 1945 by European Missionaries who visited the region. It was originally called Mzuzu European Hospital in the 1940s, with an intention to provide medical health care for European traders and explorers in the area. In 1955, the hospital was handed over to colonial powers and was renamed Mzuzu Hospital. The hospital's name was extended to its current name in 1975 following the nation's independence in 1964. Currently, it serves as a national referral health center in Malawi for the Northern Region of Malawi, as well as the surrounding districts. Apart from serving as a major healthcare provider in the Northern Region, the hospital is also known for training and building the capacity of healthcare workers from around the country. In 2023, the hospital reported several ongoing Covid-19 cases. Collaboration and partnerships Mzuzu Central Hospital has a partnership with the University of Malawi. See also List of hospitals in Malawi References
Zomba Central Hospital

Zomba Central Hospital is a tertiary referral hospital in Zomba, Malawi. It serves nearly 2 million people, referred from several hospitals in the Malawi districts, as well as from other parts of Malawi. The hospital also receives patients from several neighboring countries. Location The hospital is located in Zomba District. Overview As a public hospital of the former capital of Malawi, it serves as the main referral hospital for Southern and Central Region of Malawi. The hospital also provides health services to the local community. It has several ranges of health care services including inpatient and outpatient, as well as emergency care. It furthermore provides radiology, laboratory and child health services to all patients. The hospital also has specialized clinics for each specialised patient. The hospital implements a comprehensive quality assurance system that is well monitored and reviewed regularly to make sure that high quality standards are being maintained. See also List of hospitals in Malawi References
Karonga Stadium

Karonga Stadium is a multi-use stadium in Karonga, Malawi. It is the venue for the TNM Super League clubs Karonga United and Karonga FC. The sitting capacity of the stadium is 20,000. Incidents In 2018, the fire broke up in Karonga Stadium for unknown cause during the match of Karonga United and the Rumphi Pirates the 20,000 seat stadium was gutted by the flames. The incident happened around 4pm soon after phase two of the game. The fire started at the VIP stand and the stadium managers suspected the problem occurred due to the electrical fault. Among notable escapees were the district chairperson of Karonga, Hurry Mwanyembe among others. See also Mzuzu Stadium List of Malawian Stadiums References
Sucoma Airport

Sucoma Airport (ICAO: FWSU) is an airport serving the Nchalo Sugar Estate and the town of Nchalo, Republic of Malawi. The runway marked length is 800 meters (2620 feet), but it has overruns totals 1190 meters (3900 feet). See also Transport in Malawi List of airports in Malawi Malawi portal Aviation portal References Google Earth External links Nchalo Airport OurAirports - Nchalo Archived 2016-06-01 at the Wayback Machine
Ntchisi Airport

Ntchisi Airport (ICAO: FWCS) is an airport serving the town of Ntchisi, Republic of Malawi. The airport is 6 kilometres (3.7 mi) west of Ntchisi. See also Transport in Malawi List of airports in Malawi Malawi portal Aviation portal References External links Ntchisi Airport OurAirports - Ntchisi Archived 2016-06-01 at the Wayback Machine
Estadi Kamuzu

L'Estadi Kamuzu (anglès: Kamuzu Stadium) és un estadi polivalent situat a la ciutat de Blantyre, a Malawi. Actualment s'utilitza principalment per a partits de futbol. L'estadi té capacitat per a 65.000 persones, limitable per raons de seguretat. Els equips locals de futbol dels Big Bullets i Be Forward Wanderers hi tnen la seu. L'equip nacional de futbol de Malawi hi ha jugat nombrosos partits. Història L'estadi es va anomenar originalment Rangeley Stadium durant l'època colonial en memòria del funcionari civil britànic William H. J. Rangeley. Més tard va ser conegut com a Estadi Kamuzu (Kamuszu Stadium), en homenatge al primer president de Malawi, Hastings Kamuzu Banda, després que el país obtingués la independència del Regne Unit. Les grades principals van ser dissenyades i dibuixades per L Jeffery i Steve Price, les obres van finalitzar el 1968. Després de la presidència de Kamuzu, el nom va ser canviat a Chichiri Stadium sota el president Bakili Muluzi; tanmateix, el 2004 va tornar a recuperar el nom d'Estadi Kamuzu amb la presidència de Bingu wa Mutharika. La FIFA a través del seu programa GOAL va patrocinar la instal·lació de gespa artificial en substitudió de l'antiga natural. Aquest camp de gespa artificial, anomenat Xtreme Turf, ha estat fabricat i instal·lat per Act Global. La cerimònia d'inauguració del president Peter Mutharika es va celebrar a l'Estadi Kamuzu el 2 de juny de 2014. Referències Bibliografia Kalinga,, Owen. The Historical Dictionary of Malawi (en anglès). Rowman & Littlefield, 2012, p. 567. ISBN 9780810859616. Enllaços externs Imatges de l'estadi Kamuzu.
Kamuzu-Stadion

Das Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre, Malawi, war ursprünglich für unterschiedliche Zwecke (Militärparaden, Fußballspiele etc.) vorgesehen, mittlerweile wird es aber größtenteils für Fußballspiele genutzt. Gebaut wurde es noch während der Kolonialzeit und hat seitdem mehrere Namensänderungen erfahren. Nach dem Bau unter Hastings Kamuzu Banda im Jahr 1964 hieß es Langley Stadion, unter Präsident Bakili Muluzi wurde es umbenannt in Chichiri Stadion (1997–2004). Von Muluzis Nachfolger Bingu wa Mutharika wurde es im Jahr 2004 schließlich nach dem ersten Präsidenten Malawis, Hastings Kamuzu Banda in Kamuzu Stadium umbenannt. Einzelnachweise
Kamuzu Stadium

The Kamuzu Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium in Blantyre, Malawi. It is currently used mostly for football matches. The stadium holds 65,000 people. This can be limited for safety reasons. Big Bullets and Be Forward Wanderers are tenants. History The stadium was originally named Rangeley Stadium during the colonial era to commemorate British civil servant William H. J. Rangeley. It later became known as Kamuzu Stadium, after Malawi's first President, Hastings Kamuzu Banda, when Malawi gained independence from Britain. The main stands were designed and drawn by L Jeffery and Steve Price, the works completed in 1968. After Kamuzu's presidency, the name was changed to Chichiri Stadium under President Bakili Muluzi; however, under Muluzi's successor, Bingu wa Mutharika, the name Kamuzu Stadium was restored in 2004. FIFA through its GOAL programme has sponsored the renovation of the natural grass pitch into a synthetic football pitch. This artificial turf field, called Xtreme Turf, has been manufactured and installed by Act Global. President Peter Mutharika's inauguration ceremony was held at Kamuzu Stadium on 2 June 2014. See also Mzuzu Stadium List of Malawian stadiums References External links Illustrated BBC World Service story about an AIDS awareness event held at Kamuzu Photos at cafe.daum.net/stade Photos Archived 2006-03-16 at the Wayback Machine at worldstadiums.com
Estadio Kamuzu

El Estadio Kamuzu es un estadio multiusos en Blantyre, Malaui. El estadio tiene una capacidad para 50 000 espectadores y es usando frecuentemente para los partidos de la selección nacional y el Bullets FC de la Primera División de Malaui.​ El estadio inicialmente se llamaba "Estadio Rangeley", para conmemorar al funcionario británico William Rangeley. Pero más tarde fue cambiado de nombre a "Estadio Kamuza", en honor al primer presidente de Malaui, Hastings Kamuzu Banda; debido a que con él, Malaui obtuvo su independencia de Gran Bretaña. Después de concluido el mandato de Kamuzu, el estadio cambió de nombre a "Estadio Chichiri", bajo el mandato del presidente Bakili Muluzi. Sin embargo; en el 2004 bajo el mandato de Bingu wa Mutharika, el recinto regresó a tomar el nombre de "Estadio Kamuzu", nombre con el que se mantiene hasta la actualidad. En el 2008; la FIFA, a través de su programa META, patrocinó la renovación del césped natural por un más moderno césped artificial. Este campo de grass sintético pudo ser fabricado e instalado por la empresa ACT Global. Referencias Véase también Estadio Instalación deportiva Estadios de fútbol con mayor capacidad Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Estadio Kamuzu.
Kamuzu Stadium

Le Kamuzu Stadium est un stade polyvalent situé à Blantyre, au Malawi. Il est actuellement utilisé principalement pour les matchs de football. Le stade dispose d'une capacité maximale de 50 000 personnes, en configuration football. Cette capacité peut être limitée pour des raisons de sécurité. Histoire Le stade se nomme originellement Rangeley Stadium, lors de l'ère coloniale du Malawi, afin de commémorer le britannique Willam H. J. Rangeley. Le nom est ensuite modifié en Kamuzu Stadium, par le premier Président de la république du Malawi, Hastings Kamuzu Banda, en hommage à lui-même. Après sa présidence, le nom est modifié en Chichiri Stadium par le président Bakili Muluzi. Cependant, son successeur, Bingu wa Mutharika, restaure le nom de Kamuzu Stadium en 2004. Grâce à son programme GOAL, la FIFA sponsorise la rénovation du terrain en gazon naturel en un nouveau terrain de football synthétique. Ce champ de gazon artificiel, appelé Xtreme Turf, est fabriqué et installé par Act Global. Le président Peter Mutharika célèbre l'inauguration du nouveau stade le 2 juin 2014 Notes et références Bibliographie Owen Kalinga, The Historical Dictionary of Malawi, Scarecrow Press, 2009 Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail du football Portail de l’athlétisme Portail du Malawi
Kamuzu Stadium

Il Kamuzu Stadium è uno stadio calcistico di Blantyre, nel Malawi. Ospita le partite casalinghe dei Big Bullets, dei Mighty Wanderers, dell' Escom Utd e della nazionale del Malawi. Ha una capienza di 65 000 posti. Storia Lo stadio era originariamente chiamato Rangeley Stadium durante l'era coloniale, per commemorare il funzionario pubblico britannico William H. J. Rangeley. In seguito divenne noto come Kamuzu Stadium, dal nome del primo presidente del Malawi, Hastings Kamuzu Banda, quando il Malawi ottenne l'indipendenza dalla Gran Bretagna. Le tribune principali furono progettate e disegnate da L Jeffery e Steve Price, i lavori furono completati nel 1968. Successivamente il nome fu cambiato in Stadio Chichiri sotto il presidente Bakili Muluzi; tuttavia, sotto il successore di Muluzi, Bingu wa Mutharika, il nome Kamuzu Stadium fu ripristinato nel 2004. Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Kamuzu Stadium
Kamuzu Stadium

Kamuzu Stadium – to wielofunkcyjny stadion w Blantyre w Malawi. Został nazwany imieniem Hastings Kamuzu Banda, przywódcy walk o niepodległość Malawi. Służy również jako stadion narodowy i jest obecnie używany głównie dla meczów piłki nożnej. Swoje mecze rozgrywają na nim reprezentacja Malawi w piłce nożnej oraz drużyna piłkarska Bullets F.C., ESCOM United F.C., Mighty Wanderers F.C. i Tigers F.C. Stadion może pomieścić 40 000 osób. Bibliografia Informacje o stadionie na World Stadiums (ang.) Kamuzu Stadium, [w:] baza Soccerway (stadiony) [dostęp 2021-01-02] . Informacje o stadionie na wikimapia
Камузу (стадион)

Стадион Камузу (англ. Kamuzu Stadium) — крупнейший стадион Малави, названный в честь Хастингса Камузу Банда, лидера борьбы Малави за независимость. История Стадион был построен ещё в годы британского владычества и назывался «Лэнгли». После образования Малави как независимого государства стадион был переименован в честь Хастингса Камузу и носил его название вплоть до смерти Камузу. После смерти правителя его преемник, Бакили Мулузи, переименовал арену в «Чичири». Однако в 2004 году третий президент республики, Бингу ва Мутарика, вернул исконное название стадиону. Благодаря программе развития футбола ФИФА на стадионе был заменён травяной газон на искусственный, что подняло уровень стадиона. Реализатором идеи стала компания ACT Global Sports. Примечания Ссылки Фотографии стадиона О стадионе на BBC
Parc Nacional de Kasungu

El Parc Nacional de Kasungu és un parc nacional de Malawi. Es troba a l'oest de Kasungu, a la Regió Central, a uns 175 km al nord de Lilongwe, i s'estén al llarg de la frontera amb Zàmbia. El Parc Nacional de Kasungu va ser creat el 1970. Amb 2.316 km2, és el segon parc més gran de Malawi, després del Parc Nacional de Nyika. Està situat a una altitud mitjana de 1.000 metres sobre el nivell del mar. El parc sol estar tancat durant el març, durant l'estació humida. Les temperatures hi són més altes de setembre a maig i més fresques de juny a agost. Durant els mesos d'estiu un gran nombre i varietats d'ocells migren al parc i la seva observació és pràctica habitual entre juny i setembre. Flora i fauna La vegetació és essencialment la de sabana de miombo, que correspon a l'ecoregió de boscos de miombo del Zambeze Central, travessada per canals herbosos humits que formen el que localment s'anomena dambos. Diversos rius flueixen pel parc, en particular el Dwangwa i el Lingadzi i el seu afluent, el Lifupa, que constitueixen una zona d'observació d'hipopòtams. Kasungu és conegut per la seva població d'elefants, tot i que la caça furtiva en suposa una important amenaça. També hi ha poblacions d'antílops sable, antílops equins, cudus, impales, búbals, zebres i búfals africans. Entre els depredadors que es poden trobar al parc nacional de Kasungu hi ha les hienes, licaons i servals. Es pensava que el guepard sud-africà s'havia extingit a finals de la dècada de 1970. Des de l'any 2005 l'àrea protegida és considerada Unitat de Conservació del Lleó. Referències
Kasungu National Park

Kasungu National Park is a national park in Malawi. It is located west of Kasungu, about 175 km north of Lilongwe, extending along the Zambian border. Kasungu National Park, established in 1970, is the second-largest in Malawi at 2,316 square kilometres (894 sq mi), with an elevation of approximately 1,000 metres (3,300 ft) above sea level on average. It is located in the Central Region approximately 165 km (103 mi) north of Lilongwe. Most years the park is closed during March, during the wet season. The park is warm from the months of September to May and cooler from June to August. During the summer months a large variety of birds migrate to the park and bird watching is common between June and September. Flora and fauna The vegetation consists mainly of Miombo woodland with grassy river channels, known locally as Dambos. A number of rivers flow through the park, notably the Dwangwa and the Lingadzi and its tributary, the Lifupa, which creates an important spot for hippo surveyal in the park at the Lifupa Lodge. Kasungu is known for its population of elephants although is threatened by poaching. In July 2022, the International Fund for Animal Welfare moved on an additional 263 elephants. Ten people were said to have been killed be elephants in addition to crop damage. A British legal was acting to gain compensation for the people affected in the 167 villages that surround the park. Other animals native to the park include Sable antelopes, roan antelopes, kudus, impala and hartebeest and plains zebra and African Buffaloes. Predators in Kasungu National Park include, hyenas, Cape wild dogs and servals. The South African cheetah was thought to be extinct in the late 1970s. Since 2005, the protected area is considered a Lion Conservation Unit. References External links World Conservation Monitoring Centre