MALAWI POSTS CODES

REGIONAL POINTERDISTRICT POINTERDISTRICTDISTRICT/CITY/MANUCIPALITY/TOWN POINTERBOMA/TA/TOWNSHIP/PROTECTED AREAPOST CODE
Nothern
101Chitipa100Chitipa BOMA101100
TA Kameme101101
STA Bulambya Songwe
101102
TA Mwabulambya101103
TA Mwenemisuku101104
STA Lwangwa101105
TA Mwenewenya101106
STA Nthengatenga101107
TA Nthalire101108
STA Wavikaza101109
02Karonga100Karonga102100
Songwe102101
TA Mwakaboko102102
TA Kilupula102103
TA Kyungu102104
TA Mwirang’ombe102105
TA Wasambo102106
Rumphi100Rumphi Boma103100
TA Mwalweni103101
STA Kachulu103102
STA Njikula103103
TA Mwamlowe103104
STA Chapinduka103105
TA Mwankhunikira103106
TA Mwahenga103107
STA Chisovya103108
TA Chikulamayembe103109
TA Katumbi103110
STA Zolekere103111
Nyika National Park103112
Mzimba100Mzimba BOMA104100
TA Jaravikuba Munthali104101
TA Mtwalo104102
Ekwendeni Township104103
TA Mpherembe104104
TA Chindi104105
TA Kampingo Sibande104106
TA Mbelwa104107
TA Mzukuzuku104108
TA Mzikubola104109
STA Levi Jere104110
Jenda Township104111
TA Mabulabo104112
TA Khosolo Gwaza Jere104113
Vwaza Marsh Reserve104114
05Mzuzu200Mzuzu CBD
Khorongo
Lupaso
Luwinga
Mchengautuwa
Chibanja
Katoto
Zolozolo
Hilltop
Chiputula
Mzilawaingwe
Katawa
Chasefu
Lunyangwa
Kaning’ina
Masasa
Msongwe
06Nkhata Bay100Nkhanga Bay BOMA106100
STA Mkondowe106101
TA Boghoyo106102
TA M’bwana106103
STA Nyaluwanga106104
TA Timbiri106105
TA Mkumbira106106
TA Mankhambira106107
TA Fukamalaza106108
TA Malanda106109
TA Kabunduli106110
TA Malenga Mzoma106111
TA Fukamapiri106112
TA Zilakoma106113
07Likoma100Likoma BOMA107100
TA Mkumpha107101
REGION POINTERDISTRICT POINTERDISTRICTDISTRICT/CITY/MUNICIPALITY/TOWN POINTERBOMA/TA/TOWNSHIP/PROTECTED AREAPOST CODE
Central
201Kasungu Manucipality300Kasungu Central Township201300
Chipala201301
Mponda201302
Bunda201303
Belele201304
Chankhanga201305
Kasalika201306
Kapalankhwazi201307
Kasungu Rural100STA Chisikwa201100
TA Kaluluma201101
STA Sichinga201102
TA Chisemphere201103
TA Chulu201104
STA M’nyanja201105
TA Simlemba201106
STA Mphomwa201107
TA Kaphaizi201108
TA Mwase201109
TA Kaomba201110
TA Wimbe201111
TA Kapelula201112
STA Kapichira201113
STA Mdunga201114
TA Chilowamatambe201115
STA Chambwe201116
STA Mangwazu201117
STA Mawawa201118
TA Lukwa201119
TA Njombwa201120
TA Kawamba201121
STA Nthunduwala201122
STA Chaima201123
TA Chidzuma201124
TA Santhe201125
Kasungu National Park201126
Nkhotakota100Nkhotakota BOMA202100
TA Kafuzila202101
TA Kanyenda202102
Dwangwa Township202103
TA Mphonde202104
TA Malenga Chanzi202105
STA Kalimanjira202106
TA Mwadzama202107
TA Mwansambo202108
Nkhotakota Game Reserve202109
Ntchisi100Ntchisi BOMA203100
TA Chilooko203101
TA Nthondo203102
TA Malenga203103
TA Kasakula203104
TA Kalumo203105
TA Vuso Jere203106
TA Chikho203107
04Dowa100Dowa Boma204100
TA Chakhaza204101
TA Dzoole204102
TA Kayembe204103
TA Mponela204104
Mponela Township204105
TA Msakambewa204106
TA Mkukula204107
Lumbadzi Township204108
TA Chiwere204109
Mchinji100Mchinji BOMA205100
STA Gumba205101
TA Mkanda205102
TA Dambe205103
STA Pitala205104
TA Kazyozyo205105
STA Kapunula205106
TA Kapondo205107
TA Mduwa205108
STA Nyoka205109
TA Mlonyeni205110
TA Zulu205111
TA Simphasi205112
TA Mavwere205112
REGIONAL POINTERDISTRICT POINTERDISTRICTDISTRICT/CITY/MUNICIPALITY/TOWN POINTERBOMA/TA/TOWNSHIP/PROTECTED AREA
Southern
301Mangochi Town400Mangochi Central Township
Koche
Thundu
Chigawe
Mikomwa
Nkanamwano
Kalungu
Msukamwere
Mtumbwasi
Mwasa
Ndege
Chikole
Msikisi
Mangochi Rural100STA Lulanga3001100
TA Makanjila3001101
TA Namabvi3001102
TA Katuli3001103
TA Chowe3001104
TA Jalasi3001105
TA Mbwana Nyambi3001106
STA Chiunda3001107
TA Nankumba3001108
Monkey Bay Township3001109
TA Mponda3001110
STA Ntonda3001111
TA Chilipa3001112
TA Chimwala3001113
Lake Malawi National Park3001114
Balaka100Balaka302100
STA Kachenga302101
TA Kalembo302102
TA Amidu302103
STA Toleza302104
STA Matola302105
TA Sawali302106
TA Msamala302107
TA Chathunya302108
STA Phalula302109
TA Nkaya302110
MachingaMachinga BOMA303100
Liwonde Township303101
TA Nyambi303102
STA Chesale303103
TA Ngokwe303104
TA Chikweo303105
STA Nchinguza303106
TA Kapoloma303107
TA Nkoola303108
TA Chiwalo303109
TA Liwonde303110
TA Kawinga303111
TA Mlomba303112
STA Nsanama303113
TA Mposa303114
TA Chamba303115
TA Sitola303116
TA Nkula303117
Liwonde National Park303118
04Zomba Rural100STA Nkapita304101
TA Malemia304102
TA Kuntumanji304103
TA Mkumbira304104
STA Nkagula304105
TA Mlumbe304106
STA Ntholowa304107
TA Chikowi304108
TA Mwambo304109
STA Ngwelero304110
TA Mbiza304111
Zomba Mountain Reserve304112
Zomba CBD305200
Ndola305201
Zakazaka305202
St Mary305203
Nandolo305204
Chirunga305205
Masongola305206
Mangasanja305207
Mulunguzi305208
Old Naisi305209
Malonje305210
Chinamwali305211
Matawale305212
Thom Allan305213
Mpunga305214
Sadzi305215
Mponda Bwino305216
Three Miles305217
Mtiya305218
Cobbe305219

[ays_poll id=3]Generally Spectrum Management aims at;

  1. Providing access to basic communication services to all Malawians through the use of available technologies i.e. wireless.
  2. Ensuring effective utilization with equitable access.
  3. Accommodating future needs and requirements by careful planning
  4. Harmonizing national and regional best practices with international trends
  5. Enhancing socio-economic growth of Malawi through better spectrum pricing

MACRA is putting in place spectrum management policies that must are flexible and responsive to the needs of the market, recognizing that each class of spectrum user has different requirements. For example, promoting the use spectrum -efficient technologies, such as narrow band transmission, trunking between cells with high mutual traffic loads and digital signaling, can sometimes relieve crowding in the mobile radio frequencies thereby addressing the challenges in the way the radio frequency spectrum is managed.

Principles of Assignment

Depending on the type of service to be licensed, frequencies shall be assigned based on “first-come, first-served” basis so long as frequencies are available and that the licensing requirements are satisfied. When spectrum shortage is anticipated or when specific government goals are being pursued to foster competition in a particular business sub-sector or for other specific reasons, this approach may be dropped and selection procedures adopted to ensure that spectrum is efficiently and effectively utilized. In situations of spectrum shortages, preference will also be given to those providing greater public benefits, the spectrum utilization and overall efficiency irrespective of date of receipt of the applications concerned.
Other assignment types that can be followed include Spectrum Auction, Beauty Contest, Spectrum Trading e.t.c.

Spectrum Pricing
A full table of prices applicable to terrestrial spectrum services is made available.
All users of frequencies shall be required to pay a fee, including Government Agencies or departments except those that are exempt from paying the applicable fees. The fees paid upon registration shall be renewable annually at a rate to be specified under the licence conditions. The price charged for the spectrum assigned will among other factors be dependent on such factors as size, level of competition and classification of spectrum (prime / non-prime) as well as the administrative overhead costs associated with monitoring and management.

The price that is charged for the spectrum will as much as practically possible be proportional to the derivable benefits and level of usage within the band.

Exempt / Waiver categories
Any waiver in part or in full of spectrum fees will only apply under the appropriate legislation and any regulations made there under. Exempt categories, i.e. ISM band (2.4 GHz, 5.8 GHz) shall nevertheless be required to pay a registration fee determined by the Authority.

Spectrum Planning
MACRA on a regular basis will review utilization of the spectrum in response to present, emerging and future needs. The plans will be based on the technological and other needs of the country especially in the area of universality. Particular attention will be drawn to promoting and making available the spectrum for use in wireless technologies to be used in rural and under-served communities. This process shall facilitate opening of new bands and re-allocation of frequency spectrum to operators if found necessary to ensure effective and efficient use of the frequency spectrum.

MACRA shall take into consideration all relevant key stakeholders in the sector during any review process as well as international radiocommunication conferences i.e. The World Radio Conference (WRC) where major spectrum decisions are taken. In terms of planning, critical issues that are considered include;

  1. ITU Table of Allocation (especially for Region 1).
  2. Regional Frequency Allocation Plan (SADC region).
  3. National Frequency Band Plan.
  4. Technology Neutrality.
  5. Universal Access / Service requirements.
  6. Frequency re-farming options.
  7. Government / Security operations.
  8. Public Safety and Disaster Preparedness.
  9. Coordination needs with neighbouring countries (Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia).

Spectrum Monitoring
MACRA continually monitors the usage of the spectrum through the Frequency Management & Monitoring (FMM) equipment that has remote monitoring stations distributed within the country. This is done to ensure;

  1. Compliance to specified technical operating standards.
  2. Resolving cases of harmful interference.
  3. Eliminating illegal / unlicensed operations in the sector.
  4. Protecting licensees within the framework of legal operation.

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