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Malawian Kwacha

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Malawi’s official currency is the Malawian kwacha, which uses the currency code MWK. The Reserve Bank of Malawi is responsible for issuing and managing the country’s banknotes and coins.

The kwacha entered circulation in 1971 and replaced the Malawian pound. Its name comes from a Chichewa word meaning “dawn”, reflecting a new beginning following Malawi’s independence.

5000 Malawian Kwacha banknote (Reserve Bank headquarters)

A portrait of former politician Dr. Hastings and a map of Malawi is featured on the obverse of this 50000 Malawi Kwacha note. The back of this 5000 MWK bill depicts the Reserve Bank of Malawi headquarters in Blantyre.

1 MWK = £0.0000000000

2000 Malawian Kwacha banknote (Malawi University building)

An outline of the Map of Malawi, Reverend John Chilembwe and a microscope are featured on the frontside of this 2000 Malawian Kwacha note. The back of this 2000 MWK bill features the Malawi University of Science and technology building located in Thyolo District.

1 MWK = £0.0000000000

1000 Malawian Kwacha banknote (Mzuzu maize silos)

Hastings Kamuzu Banda, former president of Malawi, and the Reserve Bank of Malawi ae featured on the obverse of this 1000 Malawian Kwacha note. The reverse side of this 1000 MWK features a corn crop and the Mzuzu maize silos.

1 MWK = £0.0000000000

500 Malawian Kwacha banknote (Mulunguzi Dam)

Reverend John Chilembwe and the Bank of Malawi building is featured on the obverse of this 500 Malawian Kwacha banknote. The reverse side of this 500 MWk bill features the Mulunguzi Dam in Zomba and a faucet.

1 MWK = £0.0000000000

200 Malawian Kwacha banknote (Rose Lomathinda)

A portrait of Malawian politician, Rose Lomathinda Chibambo and the Reserve Bank of Malawi Headquarters building in Lilongwe are featured on the obverse of this 200 Malawian Kwacha note. This reverse of this 200 MWK bill features the New Parliament building.

1 MWK = £0.0000000000

100 Malawian Kwacha banknote (James Frederick Sangala)

Nyasaland politician,James Frederick Sangala and the Reserve Bank of Malawi are featured on the obverse of this 100 Malawian Kwacha bill. The back of this 100 MWK note features the College of Medicine building in Blantyre and a stethoscope.

1 MWK = £0.0000000000

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