TANZANIA and Malawi plan to go back to the negotiation table on October 27, this year, in a bid to find an amicable solution to the border dispute that is currently threatening to jeopardize diplomatic relations between the two countries.
Lake Nyasa has been a source of disagreements since colonial times, which were rekindled recently when Malawi claimed ownership of the whole lake and allowed gas and oil exploration in the lake.
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