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kwacha

[ UK /kwˈæt‍ʃɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. the basic unit of money in Malawi
  2. the basic unit of money in Zambia

How To Use kwacha In A Sentence

  • The price of cotton for the current season's crop has been cut by almost 50 per cent following a decision by ginners to adjust the producer price due to the appreciation of the Kwacha against other convertible currencies.
  • You should have seen the look on my wife's face when I slapped my Zambian kwachas on the table.
  • The IMF says the currency, the kwacha, is overvalued and that the government is wasting thin currency reserves to defend it. Spat With Donor Nations Leaves Malawi in a Pinch
  • Court documents show the main charge against him is the theft of 15 billion kwacha in cash from the Zambia National Commercial Bank in Lusaka.
  • Management later announced that it had more than doubled the pay of the lowest-paid miner to 450,000 kwacha $96 a month. Zambia May Drop Shooting Case Against Chinese
  • Several members of Parliament owe the FRA millions of kwacha in unpaid fertiliser and seed loans.
  • The court heard that Mr Musonda used to park the motor vehicle at Changa Namai Trading area in Kwacha township for advertising.
  • And, talking about the Victoria Falls, millions of Kwacha would have to be poured into a programme to enlighten the world that the larger part of the water cataract is, in fact, on the Zambian side.
  • The Zambian government and the Chinese embassy in Zambia later ordered Collum to improve conditions for workers, and in November management announced a higher bottom wage rate plus a housing and transport allowance, and also offered to compensate the miners who were shot with a total of at least 375 million Zambian kwacha $79,787. Zambia Drops Charges in Chinese Shooting Case
  • This has seen such positive indicators as a narrowing trade deficit, gains in export earnings for some sectors and a firming of the kwacha.
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