Kafoteka Filling Station

Kafoteka Filling Station is a fuel filling station in Lilongwe, Malawi. Speed Courier and Logistics, a Malawian courier company with its head office at City Mall in Lilongwe's Area 47, names "Kafoteka Filling Station" on its website as the location of one of its branches, and directs enquiries for that branch to its head office. Fuel retailing in Malawi is regulated by the Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA), a corporate body set up under the Energy Regulatory Act as the regulator for the whole energy sector, covering electricity, petroleum, renewable energy and liquefied petroleum gas. MERA sets the conditions for site approval and construction licences for liquid fuels and gas retail outlets. Lilongwe has been Malawi's capital since 1975, when it replaced Zomba, and at the 2018 census it was the country's largest city, with 989,318 people. It grew from a settlement founded on the Lilongwe River by the local leader Njewa around 1902 and became an administrative centre in 1904. The city divides into Old Town, with its markets, bus stations and cafés, and the newer City Centre, home to government institutions and embassies; its neighbourhoods are numbered "Areas", assigned in order of development rather than by position. The station's operator, fuel brand, prices and opening hours have not been published online.

2Q4G+HJ9, Lilongwe, Malawi
Lilongwe

13°59′37″S 33°46′36″E