Mzimba Post Office

Mzimba Post Office is a post office at Mzimba, the headquarters town (boma) of Mzimba District in Malawi's Northern Region. It forms part of the network of Malawi Posts Corporation (MPC), the national postal operator, and is separate from the post offices in the city of Mzuzu, which lies to the north-east in the same district. MPC is the statutory corporation responsible for the postal service and some financial services in Malawi. It was formed in June 2000 from the restructuring of the Malawi Posts and Telecommunications Corporation under the Communications Act of 1998, has its headquarters in Blantyre, and runs about 180 post offices and 154 postal agencies. Across that network it offers letter post and parcels, post office boxes and stationery, money transfers within Malawi and abroad, and utility and telephone bill payments; which of these are available at the Mzimba counter has not been published. The Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) regulates postal services. Mzimba town had 26,096 residents at the 2018 census. Mzimba District covers 10,473 square kilometres, the largest district in Malawi, and takes in the Mzimba Plain, Mount Hora and the Viphya Mountains. Its farmers grow subsistence crops alongside Turkish tobacco as a cash crop, and Ngoni communities in the area recognise M'Mbelwa as their paramount chief. MPC has not published opening hours or a direct telephone number for the Mzimba office.

3HXW+W77, Mzimba, Malawi
Mzimba

11°54′1″S 33°35′44″E