Businesses in Lilongwe, Malawi

3,253 Listed
6 Confirmed to exist
6 Confirmed in 90 days
5.0 Average rating
Randera Hardware Hardware store · Lilongwe · Open now · Phone Rapha Family Clinic Hospital · Lilongwe · Open now · Phone Rara Creations Cafe · Lilongwe Rayz HI TecH Technology park · Lilongwe · Open now · Phone Razzmatazz Barbershop & Massage Parlour Barber shop · Lilongwe · Open now · Phone · Website Real beauty solutions Beauty salon · Lilongwe · Open now · Phone Real J motors Electronics store · Lilongwe REAL PROPERTY AND DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANTS Real estate surveyor · Lilongwe · Open now · Phone Real street, down area 7 Housing society · Lilongwe Realty Consultants Real estate consultant · Lilongwe Red & Blue Sheesha Lounge Lounge · Lilongwe · Open now · Phone Red & Blue Sheesha Lounge Lounge · Lilongwe · Phone Red Lounge Bar & Restraurant Bar & grill · Lilongwe · Open now Redck Investment Electronics store · Lilongwe · Open now · Phone Redcoat Graphic Print Stationery store · Lilongwe · Open now · Phone The Reedemed Christian Church of GOD, Dominion Cathedral, National Headquarters Malawi Pentecostal church · Lilongwe · Open now · Phone · Website Reedemed People's Church Christian church · Lilongwe · Open now · Phone Refill Bar Bar · Lilongwe · Open now Reformation Bible Church Reformed church · Lilongwe · Phone Registrar General's Office Government office · Lilongwe · Open now

Categories in Lilongwe

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Common questions

What does the tick mean?

It means we checked and the business exists — through a registration document, an email or call to the listed contact, its own website or social media, or a visit. It is not a quality rating, and it is not the same as the business having claimed the page.

Why do some listings look empty?

They were seeded from public sources and nobody has claimed them yet. The quality bar on each one lists exactly what it is missing.

Can a business pay to rank higher?

No. Paid placement sits in its own slot carrying the word Featured, and does not move anybody up or down. The ranked list is not for sale, and neither is the tick.

A business here has closed. What now?

Report it from the listing page. We mark closed businesses as closed rather than deleting them, because that is useful information.