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‘50 drums can keep Cape Maclear clean’
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‘50 drums can keep Cape Maclear clean’
From Peter Mutharika Highway, visitors entering Mangochi Town along Lake Malawi are greeted by sights of waste dumped in what used to be a stunning yellow-barked acacia forest. The filthy heaps in the vanishing fever trees, scientifically known as Acacia xanthophloea, have been growing for over a decade. The sight along the road linking Mangochi and Liwonde towns notoriously repeats itself across Malawi where waste piling in wrong places shows y…
·Blantyre, Malawi
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