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Capital: Lilongwe
Population: 12.8 million (est. 2001)
Official language: English (de facto)
Majority group: none
Minority groups: chewa (37%), lomwe (14.5%), yao (10%), tumbuka (6.4%), nyakyusa-ngondé (2.9%), sena (2.4%), tonga (2.1%)
Colonial languages: English
Political system: unitary republic
Constitutional articles (language): Articles 20, 26, 42, 51, 55 and 94 of the Constitution of May 18, 1994 (amended in 1997 and 1998)
Language Laws: Regulations of the Chamber (2003)

Malawi is a landlocked East African country between Tanzania to the northeast, Mozambique to the east and south, and Zambia to the west. It is a country of 118,484 km2, which stretches from north to south (900 km) along Lake Malawi, the latter constituting the natural border with Tanzania and Mozambique; the country is between 80 and 150 km wide. A quarter of the territory, i.e. 24,204 km2, is made up of lakes, including Lake Malawi, the third largest lake in Africa (580 km long at 472 m above sea level). There are three other lakes: Lake Chilwa in the southeast of Lake Malawi, Lake Chiuta in the north of Lake Malawi and Lake Malombé in the south of Lake Malawi.

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