Malawi has a rich cultural tapestry with several ethnic groups, including the Chewa, Nyanja, Tumbuka, and Yao.
The country's most defining feature is (formerly Lake Nyasa), which covers about 20% of its total area. It is the third-largest freshwater lake in Africa and is renowned for its diverse fish species.
: The population is approximately 21 million (2026 estimate), with the majority living in rural areas. Economy and Challenges
: Chichewa is the most widely spoken language, while English is used for official business and education. Cuisine : The national staple is
: Beyond the lake, the terrain includes the Zomba Plateau and isolated mountains like Mount Mulanje .
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Malawi has a rich cultural tapestry with several ethnic groups, including the Chewa, Nyanja, Tumbuka, and Yao.
The country's most defining feature is (formerly Lake Nyasa), which covers about 20% of its total area. It is the third-largest freshwater lake in Africa and is renowned for its diverse fish species. Malawi
: The population is approximately 21 million (2026 estimate), with the majority living in rural areas. Economy and Challenges Malawi has a rich cultural tapestry with several
: Chichewa is the most widely spoken language, while English is used for official business and education. Cuisine : The national staple is including the Chewa
: Beyond the lake, the terrain includes the Zomba Plateau and isolated mountains like Mount Mulanje .