Malawi invests in its first oil pipeline

Tue, 20 July 2010

The Malawi Government will invest approximately $US6.5 million for preliminary construction work on the country’s first oil pipeline, according to local news sources.

The pipeline will transport oil from Beira in neighbouring Mozambique to Nsanje in Malawi.

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The Qatari company Venessia Petroleum has undertaken a preliminary engineering and design study for the project.

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Map of Malawi.

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