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The RCRP Project
The Regional Climate Resilience Program for Eastern and Southern Africa – Phase 2 (RCRP-2) is a five-year, World Bank-funded initiative supporting Malawi and the African Union. Building on RCRP-1, it aims to strengthen preparedness, response, and resilience to climate shocks. In Malawi, RCRP-2 focuses on rebuilding infrastructure damaged by Cyclone Freddy, enhancing governance and climate financing, and improving resilience in the Shire River Basin.
Structured around five components, RCRP-2 promotes basin-level planning, early warning systems, district-led development, and inclusive urban resilience.
Mission
The mission of RCRP-2 is to strengthen resilience to water-related climate shocks in Malawi. By investing in infrastructure, governance, and early warning systems, the program helps communities prepare for and adapt to floods, droughts, and other climate risks.
Objectives
The RCRP Project
The Regional Climate Resilience Program for Eastern and Southern Africa – Phase 2 (RCRP-2) is a five-year, World Bank-funded initiative supporting Malawi and the African Union. Building on RCRP-1, it aims to strengthen preparedness, response, and resilience to climate shocks. In Malawi, RCRP-2 focuses on rebuilding infrastructure damaged by Cyclone Freddy, enhancing governance and climate financing, and improving resilience in the Shire River Basin.
Structured around five components, RCRP-2 promotes basin-level planning, early warning systems, district-led development, and inclusive urban resilience.
Mission
The mission of RCRP-2 is to strengthen resilience to water-related climate shocks in Malawi. By investing in infrastructure, governance, and early warning systems, the program helps communities prepare for and adapt to floods, droughts, and other climate risks.
Objectives
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Photo : RCRP 2023
A QUICK GLANCE
Project stats & achievements.
2025
Year Funded
$120M
TOTAL Funding
23+
WORKFORCE
120+
units
A QUICK GLANCE
Project stats & achievements.
2025
Year Funded
$120M
TOTAL Funding
23+
WORKFORCE
120+
units
OUR VALUES
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Meet the Team
Team Profile
Our team is made up of a network of global experts, regional coordinators and national project teams, with strong leadership from UNDP’s country offices who work directly with government focal points in each of our programme countries. Building on UNDP’s country knowledge and expertise, we provide services that are tailored to local needs.
Project Coordinator
Adwell Zembere
Project Coordinator and Director for the Department of Economic Planning
A career economist, he has worked in the civil service for the past 18 years. His forte is on macroeconomic policy research, research for evidence-based policy formulation, implementation, review, among others. He has championed the formulation of the RCRP-2 and oversaw its formative stages, approval in December 2023 and effectiveness in April 2024. As a Coordinator, he is responsible for the daily operations of RCRP-2. He holds a Master of Science in International Economics obtained in 2011 from Lund University in Sweden, and a Bachelor of Social Sci
Adwell Zembele
Project Coordinator and Director for the Department of Economic Planning
Deputy Project Coordinator, RA PIU
Eng. Jarrison Rappi Chilongo
Deputy Programme Coordinator, RA PIU as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department.
Currently working with the Roads Authority as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department. He has worked in all other departments, i.e. Construction and Maintenance, at Entry, Senior and Chief Engineer levels – with specific specialisation ranging from highways, materials, hydrology and hydraulics, structures, and road safety. Before joining RA, Jarrison had worked with contractors, both small-scale (e.g. Wasi Civil Engineering) and major ones such as Mota-Engil, and worked with consultants, such as David Consulting, GK Works, and EMC Jatula Associates, at both design and supervision levels. He has attended numerous trainings, including Strategic management, Project management, Strategic negotiations, FIDIC (all books), Climate resilience and adaptation, Project appraisal, including feasibility studies and detailed engineering design, Road Data Management (RDM), Road Asset Management, etc. Jarrison has been involved in several projects, including Cross Roads – Kanengo Capacity Improvement (Design); Area 49 – Parliament Capacity Improvement (Including Area 18 Interchange design and construction monitoring); Mzuzu – Nkhatabay (Design and supervision); Liwonde – Mangochi (Design and supervision); M1 Rehabilitation, from KIA to Mzimba Turn Off and Kacheche to Chiweta (Design and partial supervision); Lilongwe Bridge and approach Roads (Design); and Chitipa – Ilomba (Designs), among others. A professionally registered Engineer and mentor, he is a holder of an MSc in Project Management and a BSc in Civil Engineering (Transportation, structures, water and wastewater, and project management).
Deputy Project Coordinator, NLGFC PIU
Flemmings Nyirenda
Deputy Programme Coordinator, RA PIU as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department.
Currently working with the Roads Authority as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department. He has worked in all other departments, i.e. Construction and Maintenance, at Entry, Senior and Chief Engineer levels – with specific specialisation ranging from highways, materials, hydrology and hydraulics, structures, and road safety. Before joining RA, Jarrison had worked with contractors, both small-scale (e.g. Wasi Civil Engineering) and major ones such as Mota-Engil, and worked with consultants, such as David Consulting, GK Works, and EMC Jatula Associates, at both design and supervision levels. He has attended numerous trainings, including Strategic management, Project management, Strategic negotiations, FIDIC (all books), Climate resilience and adaptation, Project appraisal, including feasibility studies and detailed engineering design, Road Data Management (RDM), Road Asset Management, etc. Jarrison has been involved in several projects, including Cross Roads – Kanengo Capacity Improvement (Design); Area 49 – Parliament Capacity Improvement (Including Area 18 Interchange design and construction monitoring); Mzuzu – Nkhatabay (Design and supervision); Liwonde – Mangochi (Design and supervision); M1 Rehabilitation, from KIA to Mzimba Turn Off and Kacheche to Chiweta (Design and partial supervision); Lilongwe Bridge and approach Roads (Design); and Chitipa – Ilomba (Designs), among others. A professionally registered Engineer and mentor, he is a holder of an MSc in Project Management and a BSc in Civil Engineering (Transportation, structures, water and wastewater, and project management).
Deputy Project Coordinator, PCU
Kumbukani Ng’ambi
Deputy Programme Coordinator, RA PIU as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department.
Currently working with the Roads Authority as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department. He has worked in all other departments, i.e. Construction and Maintenance, at Entry, Senior and Chief Engineer levels – with specific specialisation ranging from highways, materials, hydrology and hydraulics, structures, and road safety. Before joining RA, Jarrison had worked with contractors, both small-scale (e.g. Wasi Civil Engineering) and major ones such as Mota-Engil, and worked with consultants, such as David Consulting, GK Works, and EMC Jatula Associates, at both design and supervision levels. He has attended numerous trainings, including Strategic management, Project management, Strategic negotiations, FIDIC (all books), Climate resilience and adaptation, Project appraisal, including feasibility studies and detailed engineering design, Road Data Management (RDM), Road Asset Management, etc. Jarrison has been involved in several projects, including Cross Roads – Kanengo Capacity Improvement (Design); Area 49 – Parliament Capacity Improvement (Including Area 18 Interchange design and construction monitoring); Mzuzu – Nkhatabay (Design and supervision); Liwonde – Mangochi (Design and supervision); M1 Rehabilitation, from KIA to Mzimba Turn Off and Kacheche to Chiweta (Design and partial supervision); Lilongwe Bridge and approach Roads (Design); and Chitipa – Ilomba (Designs), among others. A professionally registered Engineer and mentor, he is a holder of an MSc in Project Management and a BSc in Civil Engineering (Transportation, structures, water and wastewater, and project management).
Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist
Zex Kalipalire
Deputy Programme Coordinator, RA PIU as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department.
Currently working with the Roads Authority as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department. He has worked in all other departments, i.e. Construction and Maintenance, at Entry, Senior and Chief Engineer levels – with specific specialisation ranging from highways, materials, hydrology and hydraulics, structures, and road safety. Before joining RA, Jarrison had worked with contractors, both small-scale (e.g. Wasi Civil Engineering) and major ones such as Mota-Engil, and worked with consultants, such as David Consulting, GK Works, and EMC Jatula Associates, at both design and supervision levels. He has attended numerous trainings, including Strategic management, Project management, Strategic negotiations, FIDIC (all books), Climate resilience and adaptation, Project appraisal, including feasibility studies and detailed engineering design, Road Data Management (RDM), Road Asset Management, etc. Jarrison has been involved in several projects, including Cross Roads – Kanengo Capacity Improvement (Design); Area 49 – Parliament Capacity Improvement (Including Area 18 Interchange design and construction monitoring); Mzuzu – Nkhatabay (Design and supervision); Liwonde – Mangochi (Design and supervision); M1 Rehabilitation, from KIA to Mzimba Turn Off and Kacheche to Chiweta (Design and partial supervision); Lilongwe Bridge and approach Roads (Design); and Chitipa – Ilomba (Designs), among others. A professionally registered Engineer and mentor, he is a holder of an MSc in Project Management and a BSc in Civil Engineering (Transportation, structures, water and wastewater, and project management).
Social Safeguards Specialist
Chimwemwe M. Chisenga Tembo (Mrs)
Deputy Programme Coordinator, RA PIU as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department.
Currently working with the Roads Authority as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department. He has worked in all other departments, i.e. Construction and Maintenance, at Entry, Senior and Chief Engineer levels – with specific specialisation ranging from highways, materials, hydrology and hydraulics, structures, and road safety. Before joining RA, Jarrison had worked with contractors, both small-scale (e.g. Wasi Civil Engineering) and major ones such as Mota-Engil, and worked with consultants, such as David Consulting, GK Works, and EMC Jatula Associates, at both design and supervision levels. He has attended numerous trainings, including Strategic management, Project management, Strategic negotiations, FIDIC (all books), Climate resilience and adaptation, Project appraisal, including feasibility studies and detailed engineering design, Road Data Management (RDM), Road Asset Management, etc. Jarrison has been involved in several projects, including Cross Roads – Kanengo Capacity Improvement (Design); Area 49 – Parliament Capacity Improvement (Including Area 18 Interchange design and construction monitoring); Mzuzu – Nkhatabay (Design and supervision); Liwonde – Mangochi (Design and supervision); M1 Rehabilitation, from KIA to Mzimba Turn Off and Kacheche to Chiweta (Design and partial supervision); Lilongwe Bridge and approach Roads (Design); and Chitipa – Ilomba (Designs), among others. A professionally registered Engineer and mentor, he is a holder of an MSc in Project Management and a BSc in Civil Engineering (Transportation, structures, water and wastewater, and project management).
Communications Specialist
Yvonnie Akonda Sundu
Deputy Programme Coordinator, RA PIU as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department.
Currently working with the Roads Authority as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department. He has worked in all other departments, i.e. Construction and Maintenance, at Entry, Senior and Chief Engineer levels – with specific specialisation ranging from highways, materials, hydrology and hydraulics, structures, and road safety. Before joining RA, Jarrison had worked with contractors, both small-scale (e.g. Wasi Civil Engineering) and major ones such as Mota-Engil, and worked with consultants, such as David Consulting, GK Works, and EMC Jatula Associates, at both design and supervision levels. He has attended numerous trainings, including Strategic management, Project management, Strategic negotiations, FIDIC (all books), Climate resilience and adaptation, Project appraisal, including feasibility studies and detailed engineering design, Road Data Management (RDM), Road Asset Management, etc. Jarrison has been involved in several projects, including Cross Roads – Kanengo Capacity Improvement (Design); Area 49 – Parliament Capacity Improvement (Including Area 18 Interchange design and construction monitoring); Mzuzu – Nkhatabay (Design and supervision); Liwonde – Mangochi (Design and supervision); M1 Rehabilitation, from KIA to Mzimba Turn Off and Kacheche to Chiweta (Design and partial supervision); Lilongwe Bridge and approach Roads (Design); and Chitipa – Ilomba (Designs), among others. A professionally registered Engineer and mentor, he is a holder of an MSc in Project Management and a BSc in Civil Engineering (Transportation, structures, water and wastewater, and project management).
Environmental Safeguards Specialist
Emmanuel Charles Mkomwa
Deputy Programme Coordinator, RA PIU as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department.
Currently working with the Roads Authority as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department. He has worked in all other departments, i.e. Construction and Maintenance, at Entry, Senior and Chief Engineer levels – with specific specialisation ranging from highways, materials, hydrology and hydraulics, structures, and road safety. Before joining RA, Jarrison had worked with contractors, both small-scale (e.g. Wasi Civil Engineering) and major ones such as Mota-Engil, and worked with consultants, such as David Consulting, GK Works, and EMC Jatula Associates, at both design and supervision levels. He has attended numerous trainings, including Strategic management, Project management, Strategic negotiations, FIDIC (all books), Climate resilience and adaptation, Project appraisal, including feasibility studies and detailed engineering design, Road Data Management (RDM), Road Asset Management, etc. Jarrison has been involved in several projects, including Cross Roads – Kanengo Capacity Improvement (Design); Area 49 – Parliament Capacity Improvement (Including Area 18 Interchange design and construction monitoring); Mzuzu – Nkhatabay (Design and supervision); Liwonde – Mangochi (Design and supervision); M1 Rehabilitation, from KIA to Mzimba Turn Off and Kacheche to Chiweta (Design and partial supervision); Lilongwe Bridge and approach Roads (Design); and Chitipa – Ilomba (Designs), among others. A professionally registered Engineer and mentor, he is a holder of an MSc in Project Management and a BSc in Civil Engineering (Transportation, structures, water and wastewater, and project management).
Environmental Safeguards Specialist
Victor Kayiwaze Nyirongo
Deputy Programme Coordinator, RA PIU as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department.
Currently working with the Roads Authority as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department. He has worked in all other departments, i.e. Construction and Maintenance, at Entry, Senior and Chief Engineer levels – with specific specialisation ranging from highways, materials, hydrology and hydraulics, structures, and road safety. Before joining RA, Jarrison had worked with contractors, both small-scale (e.g. Wasi Civil Engineering) and major ones such as Mota-Engil, and worked with consultants, such as David Consulting, GK Works, and EMC Jatula Associates, at both design and supervision levels. He has attended numerous trainings, including Strategic management, Project management, Strategic negotiations, FIDIC (all books), Climate resilience and adaptation, Project appraisal, including feasibility studies and detailed engineering design, Road Data Management (RDM), Road Asset Management, etc. Jarrison has been involved in several projects, including Cross Roads – Kanengo Capacity Improvement (Design); Area 49 – Parliament Capacity Improvement (Including Area 18 Interchange design and construction monitoring); Mzuzu – Nkhatabay (Design and supervision); Liwonde – Mangochi (Design and supervision); M1 Rehabilitation, from KIA to Mzimba Turn Off and Kacheche to Chiweta (Design and partial supervision); Lilongwe Bridge and approach Roads (Design); and Chitipa – Ilomba (Designs), among others. A professionally registered Engineer and mentor, he is a holder of an MSc in Project Management and a BSc in Civil Engineering (Transportation, structures, water and wastewater, and project management).
Social Safeguards Specialist
Aubrey Chaguzika
Deputy Programme Coordinator, RA PIU as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department.
Currently working with the Roads Authority as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department. He has worked in all other departments, i.e. Construction and Maintenance, at Entry, Senior and Chief Engineer levels – with specific specialisation ranging from highways, materials, hydrology and hydraulics, structures, and road safety. Before joining RA, Jarrison had worked with contractors, both small-scale (e.g. Wasi Civil Engineering) and major ones such as Mota-Engil, and worked with consultants, such as David Consulting, GK Works, and EMC Jatula Associates, at both design and supervision levels. He has attended numerous trainings, including Strategic management, Project management, Strategic negotiations, FIDIC (all books), Climate resilience and adaptation, Project appraisal, including feasibility studies and detailed engineering design, Road Data Management (RDM), Road Asset Management, etc. Jarrison has been involved in several projects, including Cross Roads – Kanengo Capacity Improvement (Design); Area 49 – Parliament Capacity Improvement (Including Area 18 Interchange design and construction monitoring); Mzuzu – Nkhatabay (Design and supervision); Liwonde – Mangochi (Design and supervision); M1 Rehabilitation, from KIA to Mzimba Turn Off and Kacheche to Chiweta (Design and partial supervision); Lilongwe Bridge and approach Roads (Design); and Chitipa – Ilomba (Designs), among others. A professionally registered Engineer and mentor, he is a holder of an MSc in Project Management and a BSc in Civil Engineering (Transportation, structures, water and wastewater, and project management).
Contracts Management Specialist
Eng. Masiye Dickson Chitule
Deputy Programme Coordinator, RA PIU as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department.
Currently working with the Roads Authority as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department. He has worked in all other departments, i.e. Construction and Maintenance, at Entry, Senior and Chief Engineer levels – with specific specialisation ranging from highways, materials, hydrology and hydraulics, structures, and road safety. Before joining RA, Jarrison had worked with contractors, both small-scale (e.g. Wasi Civil Engineering) and major ones such as Mota-Engil, and worked with consultants, such as David Consulting, GK Works, and EMC Jatula Associates, at both design and supervision levels. He has attended numerous trainings, including Strategic management, Project management, Strategic negotiations, FIDIC (all books), Climate resilience and adaptation, Project appraisal, including feasibility studies and detailed engineering design, Road Data Management (RDM), Road Asset Management, etc. Jarrison has been involved in several projects, including Cross Roads – Kanengo Capacity Improvement (Design); Area 49 – Parliament Capacity Improvement (Including Area 18 Interchange design and construction monitoring); Mzuzu – Nkhatabay (Design and supervision); Liwonde – Mangochi (Design and supervision); M1 Rehabilitation, from KIA to Mzimba Turn Off and Kacheche to Chiweta (Design and partial supervision); Lilongwe Bridge and approach Roads (Design); and Chitipa – Ilomba (Designs), among others. A professionally registered Engineer and mentor, he is a holder of an MSc in Project Management and a BSc in Civil Engineering (Transportation, structures, water and wastewater, and project management).
Financial Management Specialist
Zondiwe Kadango
Deputy Programme Coordinator, RA PIU as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department.
Currently working with the Roads Authority as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department. He has worked in all other departments, i.e. Construction and Maintenance, at Entry, Senior and Chief Engineer levels – with specific specialisation ranging from highways, materials, hydrology and hydraulics, structures, and road safety. Before joining RA, Jarrison had worked with contractors, both small-scale (e.g. Wasi Civil Engineering) and major ones such as Mota-Engil, and worked with consultants, such as David Consulting, GK Works, and EMC Jatula Associates, at both design and supervision levels. He has attended numerous trainings, including Strategic management, Project management, Strategic negotiations, FIDIC (all books), Climate resilience and adaptation, Project appraisal, including feasibility studies and detailed engineering design, Road Data Management (RDM), Road Asset Management, etc. Jarrison has been involved in several projects, including Cross Roads – Kanengo Capacity Improvement (Design); Area 49 – Parliament Capacity Improvement (Including Area 18 Interchange design and construction monitoring); Mzuzu – Nkhatabay (Design and supervision); Liwonde – Mangochi (Design and supervision); M1 Rehabilitation, from KIA to Mzimba Turn Off and Kacheche to Chiweta (Design and partial supervision); Lilongwe Bridge and approach Roads (Design); and Chitipa – Ilomba (Designs), among others. A professionally registered Engineer and mentor, he is a holder of an MSc in Project Management and a BSc in Civil Engineering (Transportation, structures, water and wastewater, and project management).
Assistant Financial Management Specialist
Amon Mluwira
Deputy Programme Coordinator, RA PIU as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department.
Currently working with the Roads Authority as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department. He has worked in all other departments, i.e. Construction and Maintenance, at Entry, Senior and Chief Engineer levels – with specific specialisation ranging from highways, materials, hydrology and hydraulics, structures, and road safety. Before joining RA, Jarrison had worked with contractors, both small-scale (e.g. Wasi Civil Engineering) and major ones such as Mota-Engil, and worked with consultants, such as David Consulting, GK Works, and EMC Jatula Associates, at both design and supervision levels. He has attended numerous trainings, including Strategic management, Project management, Strategic negotiations, FIDIC (all books), Climate resilience and adaptation, Project appraisal, including feasibility studies and detailed engineering design, Road Data Management (RDM), Road Asset Management, etc. Jarrison has been involved in several projects, including Cross Roads – Kanengo Capacity Improvement (Design); Area 49 – Parliament Capacity Improvement (Including Area 18 Interchange design and construction monitoring); Mzuzu – Nkhatabay (Design and supervision); Liwonde – Mangochi (Design and supervision); M1 Rehabilitation, from KIA to Mzimba Turn Off and Kacheche to Chiweta (Design and partial supervision); Lilongwe Bridge and approach Roads (Design); and Chitipa – Ilomba (Designs), among others. A professionally registered Engineer and mentor, he is a holder of an MSc in Project Management and a BSc in Civil Engineering (Transportation, structures, water and wastewater, and project management).
Assistant Project Procurement Specialist
Isaac Chipatso
Deputy Programme Coordinator, RA PIU as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department.
Currently working with the Roads Authority as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department. He has worked in all other departments, i.e. Construction and Maintenance, at Entry, Senior and Chief Engineer levels – with specific specialisation ranging from highways, materials, hydrology and hydraulics, structures, and road safety. Before joining RA, Jarrison had worked with contractors, both small-scale (e.g. Wasi Civil Engineering) and major ones such as Mota-Engil, and worked with consultants, such as David Consulting, GK Works, and EMC Jatula Associates, at both design and supervision levels. He has attended numerous trainings, including Strategic management, Project management, Strategic negotiations, FIDIC (all books), Climate resilience and adaptation, Project appraisal, including feasibility studies and detailed engineering design, Road Data Management (RDM), Road Asset Management, etc. Jarrison has been involved in several projects, including Cross Roads – Kanengo Capacity Improvement (Design); Area 49 – Parliament Capacity Improvement (Including Area 18 Interchange design and construction monitoring); Mzuzu – Nkhatabay (Design and supervision); Liwonde – Mangochi (Design and supervision); M1 Rehabilitation, from KIA to Mzimba Turn Off and Kacheche to Chiweta (Design and partial supervision); Lilongwe Bridge and approach Roads (Design); and Chitipa – Ilomba (Designs), among others. A professionally registered Engineer and mentor, he is a holder of an MSc in Project Management and a BSc in Civil Engineering (Transportation, structures, water and wastewater, and project management).
Procurement (Intern)
Tisunge Mwale
Deputy Programme Coordinator, RA PIU as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department.
Currently working with the Roads Authority as the Chief Designs Engineer in the Planning and Development Department. He has worked in all other departments, i.e. Construction and Maintenance, at Entry, Senior and Chief Engineer levels – with specific specialisation ranging from highways, materials, hydrology and hydraulics, structures, and road safety. Before joining RA, Jarrison had worked with contractors, both small-scale (e.g. Wasi Civil Engineering) and major ones such as Mota-Engil, and worked with consultants, such as David Consulting, GK Works, and EMC Jatula Associates, at both design and supervision levels. He has attended numerous trainings, including Strategic management, Project management, Strategic negotiations, FIDIC (all books), Climate resilience and adaptation, Project appraisal, including feasibility studies and detailed engineering design, Road Data Management (RDM), Road Asset Management, etc. Jarrison has been involved in several projects, including Cross Roads – Kanengo Capacity Improvement (Design); Area 49 – Parliament Capacity Improvement (Including Area 18 Interchange design and construction monitoring); Mzuzu – Nkhatabay (Design and supervision); Liwonde – Mangochi (Design and supervision); M1 Rehabilitation, from KIA to Mzimba Turn Off and Kacheche to Chiweta (Design and partial supervision); Lilongwe Bridge and approach Roads (Design); and Chitipa – Ilomba (Designs), among others. A professionally registered Engineer and mentor, he is a holder of an MSc in Project Management and a BSc in Civil Engineering (Transportation, structures, water and wastewater, and project management).
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