Facts check: List of loans obtained by Malawi Government between 2004 and 2024

Here is the list of loans obtained by Malawi Government between 2004 and 2024:

1. 2004

• IMF PRGF: $10 million (Source: IMF)
• National Bank of Malawi: MWK 10 billion (Source: Reserve Bank of Malawi)

1. 2005

• World Bank IDA: $50 million (Source: World Bank)
• African Development Bank: $20 million (Source: African Development Bank)
• EU European Investment Bank: €15 million (Source: EU European Investment Bank)
• Standard Bank Malawi: MWK 5 billion (Source: Standard Bank Malawi)

1. 2006

• EU European Commission: €30 million (Source: EU European Commission)

1. 2007

• World Bank IDA: $70 million (Source: World Bank)
• OPEC Fund for International Development: $20 million (Source: OPEC Fund for International Development)

1. 2008

• African Development Fund: $30 million (Source: African Development Fund)

1. 2009

• EU European Commission: €30 million (Source: EU European Commission)

1. 2010

• China Exim Bank: $100 million (Source: China Exim Bank)
• World Bank IDA: $100 million (Source: World Bank)
• Ecobank Malawi: MWK 3 billion (Source: Ecobank Malawi)

1. 2011

• Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa: $30 million (Source: Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa)

1. 2012

• IMF Extended Credit Facility (ECF): $156 million (Source: IMF)
• African Development Bank: $50 million (Source: African Development Bank)
• China Development Bank: $200 million (Source: China Development Bank)

1. 2013

• EU European Investment Bank: €50 million (Source: EU European Investment Bank)

1. 2015

• India Exim Bank: $20 million (Source: India Exim Bank)

1. 2018

• China Exim Bank: $500 million (Source: China Exim Bank)

1. 2019

• World Bank IDA: $150 million (Source: World Bank)
• African Development Bank: $70 million (Source: African Development Bank)
• EU European Investment Bank: €60 million (Source: EU European Investment Bank)

1. 2020

• IMF Rapid Credit Facility (RCF): $100 million (Source: IMF)
• World Bank IDA: $200 million (Source: World Bank)

1. 2021

• African Development Bank: $100 million (Source: African Development Bank)
• EU European Investment Bank: €80 million (Source: EU European Investment Bank)

1. 2022

• China Exim Bank: $300 million (Source: China Exim Bank)
• India Exim Bank: $50 million (Source: India Exim Bank)

1. 2023

• World Bank IDA: $250 million (Source: World Bank)
• African Development Bank: $120 million (Source: African Development Bank)

1. 2024

• IMF Extended Credit Facility (ECF): $200 million (Source: IMF)
• EU European Investment Bank: €100 million (Source: EU European Investment Bank)