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 Muloza border post : Where Adventure is Just Around the Corner 

Malawi  border


Fancy a little jaunt south of the majestic Mulanje Mountain Forest Reserve? There's the lesser-known, but oh-so-inviting border post, waiting to be part of your next travel tale.

Feast your eyes on the silhouette of the Mulanje Mountain as you set out from Blantyre, cruising southeast for about 95km. Before you know it, you're standing at the crossroads between Malawi and Mozambique, with the quaint town of Milange just a mere 3km away. The journey may be paved with unknowns when it comes to road type and condition, but hey, that's where the adventure begins, right?

So, a couple of travel tips before you get those engine revs going. Keep an open mind and prepare for the open road, whether it's a smooth tar or a bumpy gravel. Adventures come in all surfaces, after all!

For the SADC family, including Malawian citizens, no visas are needed for stays under a month. It's kind of like getting a free pass to explore, relax, or simply breathe in new cultures for 30 wonderful days.

All you global nomads, crossing from further afield, Milange's got your visas ready at arrival. Flash some simple proof of your quest for tourism treasures or leisure pleasure, and that 30-day welcome mat is rolled out for you. And if you find yourself falling for Mozambique's charms (we wouldn't blame you!), you can always ask to stick around for another 30.

Now, if your compass points you to Mozambique for reasons beyond the usual tourist routes, no stress – just swing by a Mozambique Embassy for the proper paperwork before your journey.

Operating Hours: Daily from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM

Mandimba border post : A Gravel-Paved Gateway to Adventure

Malawi  border


Hey there, off-the-beaten-path explorers and cross-border adventurers! Are you ready to add a dash of the unexpected to your travel diary? Let's shine a spotlight on a little spot most maps might just whisper about: the Chipode - Mandimba border post.

Just a quick jaunt, about 55km east of the lakeshore town of Mangochi in Malawi, lies your route to adventure. Almost within earshot, a mere 3km away, the local hub of Mandimba in Mozambique eagerly awaits your arrival. Now, while we can't pin down the exact complexion of this road – we've got a road less traveled vibe, unpaved and full of potential twists, turns, and, yes, gravelly goodness.

So, keep your sense of adventure primed and your vehicle ready for a bit of a rugged embrace from Mother Nature. It's all part of the charm when it comes to exploring the borders beyond the beaten tracks!

For the Malawian locals and the SADC tribe, breezing through this border is as easy as pie – enjoy up to 30 days of visa-free meanderings and delightful discoveries. If you're coming from lands afar, Mandimba's ready to roll out the red carpet with a visa on arrival. Bring along that snapshot of your travel itinerary or a proof of your leisurely pursuits, and you'll score a 30-day golden ticket to create memories in Mozambique. Feeling entwined with the local vibes? Extend your stay for another 30 days to make the most of it!

Ready for a journey and not just a holiday? For any other reasons that bring you to this sun-kissed land, make sure to talk things through with a Mozambique Embassy to get your visa ducks in a row before you set off.


Operating Hours: Daily from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM

Background Information on Electricity Generation from Fossil Fuels in Mozambique


Mozambique, has been utilizing its fossil fuel reserves to generate electricity. Understanding the specifics of fossil fuel-based electricity generation in Mozambique is key to comprehending the data and trends displayed in your chart.

Overview of Fossil Fuel Resources in Mozambique

Mozambique has significant fossil fuel resources, including natural gas and coal. These resources play a crucial role in the country's energy mix alongside hydropower and emerging renewable energy sources.

1. Natural Gas

Mozambique's natural gas sector has seen rapid development following the discovery of vast offshore gas fields.

  • Rovuma Basin: This offshore basin holds approximately 100 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) of natural gas reserves. Major discoveries by multinational companies like Anadarko (now part of TotalEnergies) and Eni have spurred investments in gas extraction and LNG production.
  • Natural Gas Plants: Projects like the Temane Thermal Power Plant, expected to generate around 450 MW, are critical for domestic electricity supply. The Pande and Temane gas fields currently supply gas to the Sasol Central Processing Facility, which is instrumental for local power production and export.

2. Coal

Mozambique's coal reserves are primarily located in the Tete Province, which hosts some of the largest undeveloped coal reserves in the world.

  • Moatize Coal Mine: Operated by Vale, this mine produces both coking and thermal coal. The thermal coal is primarily utilized for electricity generation.
  • Coal-fired Power Plants: Current projects, such as the Ncondezi Power Project, are expected to add substantial capacity. Existing plants contribute approximately 300 MW to the national grid, with future plant capacities likely to increase significantly.

Importance of Fossil Fuels in Mozambique's Electricity Generation:

3. Contribution to the Energy Mix:

  • Current Capacity: As of the latest data, fossil fuel-based power plants contribute an estimated 750 MW to the electricity grid. This accounts for a significant portion of the country's installed capacity alongside hydropower.
  • Future Projections: By leveraging its natural gas and coal resources, Mozambique aims to expand its fossil fuel-based generation capacity to over 1,200 MW in the next decade, positioning itself as a key energy producer in the region.

4. Economic Impact:

  • Revenue Generation: The fossil fuel sector generates substantial revenue through exports, especially natural gas. This revenue is crucial for economic development and funding infrastructure projects.
  • Employment: The sector provides employment opportunities, both directly in extraction and indirectly through related industries such as transportation and services.

5. Energy Access and Reliability:

  • Addressing Energy Deficits: Fossil fuel plants play an essential role in addressing Mozambique's electricity deficits, particularly during dry seasons when hydropower generation is affected.
  • Grid Stability: Fossil fuel plants help improve the reliability and stability of the national grid by providing a consistent and controllable power supply