Malawian Kwacha
Malawi has a predominantly agricultural, low-income economy with over 80% of the population relying on farming, which contributes over 30% of GDP.
Malawi trades heavily with the European Union and regional African markets, especially for tobacco exports.
high primary school enrollment (about 90%) but poor quality, with only 35% completing primary school and low, declining literacy rates (approx. 73%)
Real GDP growth is projected to be very low, at approximately 1.9%–2.0% in 2025, which is below the population growth rate and marks a fourth consecutive year of declining per capita income. High inflation, severe foreign exchange shortages, and debt distress continue to hamper economic activity, despite potential growth in the mining and agricultural sectors.