Definition of kwacha in English:

kwacha

noun ˈkwɑːtʃəˈkwäCHə

The basic monetary unit of Zambia and Malawi, equal to 100 ngwee in Zambia and 100 tambala in Malawi.
Example sentencesExamples
- This has seen such positive indicators as a narrowing trade deficit, gains in export earnings for some sectors and a firming of the kwacha.
- He said, however, that some entrepreneurs had not realised the real meaning of the appreciation of the kwacha and, as such, had not taken advantage of the development to import equipment for their operations.
- Court documents show the main charge against him is the theft of 15 billion kwacha in cash from the Zambia National Commercial Bank in Lusaka.
- In the last decade, the economy has gone downhill, the value of the kwacha has declined, and the rate of inflation is high.
- The anti-retroviral drugs cost around 90 000 kwacha and the government has been criticised for charging a levy.
- He said his company would continue quoting in Kwacha and the prices would remain stable even when the rate of the kwacha fluctuated against other currencies.
- The local elections were expected to cost 300 billion kwacha, which could be used to fund hospitals and maintain roads, he added.
- If the workers can't get 6.5 million kwacha what possibility is there that they will ever get their money?
- This is already evident with reference to what has happened in the kwacha's relationship with the major convertible currencies.
- This week, the market is expected to look for cues from the dollar supply and demand levels to determine the kwacha's direction, which could go either way.
- The strikers are demanding a salary increase, better working conditions and back pay totalling 16 billion kwacha.
- Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa has ordered a probe into reports that State House, his office and residence, spent two billion kwacha on beverages in a year, state television reported on Friday.
- Chiluba is currently facing trial for 65 counts of theft including that of 15 billion kwacha in cash from the Zambia National Commercial Bank in Lusaka.
- You should have seen the look on my wife's face when I slapped my Zambian kwachas on the table.
- I had handed the girl four hundred dollars and she gave me thirty eight thousand kwachas.
- Economics Association of Zambia vice-president Ernest Mwape has called for an accelerated economic diversification process as a means to strengthen the kwacha and maintain low inflation levels.
- A 50 kg bag of maize costs 1 000 Malawian kwacha compared to 100 kwacha ten years ago.
- A spokesman for the strikers pointed to the millions of kwacha spent by government ministers in addressing political meetings and the increase in expenses that MPs have just voted themselves.
- Several members of Parliament owe the FRA millions of kwacha in unpaid fertiliser and seed loans.
- The basic monthly take-home salary of Zambia's teachers and nurses is 300,000 kwacha.

Origin

Bemba, 'dawn': previously used as a Zambian nationalist slogan calling for a new ‘dawn’ of freedom, later applied to the currency of the newly independent state.

Rhymes

archer, departure, marcher, starcher, viscacha

Definition of kwacha in US English:

kwacha

nounˈkwäCHə

The basic monetary unit of Zambia and Malawi, equal to 100 ngwee in Zambia and 100 tambala in Malawi.
Example sentencesExamples
- This week, the market is expected to look for cues from the dollar supply and demand levels to determine the kwacha's direction, which could go either way.
- The basic monthly take-home salary of Zambia's teachers and nurses is 300,000 kwacha.
- A spokesman for the strikers pointed to the millions of kwacha spent by government ministers in addressing political meetings and the increase in expenses that MPs have just voted themselves.
- Several members of Parliament owe the FRA millions of kwacha in unpaid fertiliser and seed loans.
- The anti-retroviral drugs cost around 90 000 kwacha and the government has been criticised for charging a levy.
- He said, however, that some entrepreneurs had not realised the real meaning of the appreciation of the kwacha and, as such, had not taken advantage of the development to import equipment for their operations.
- Chiluba is currently facing trial for 65 counts of theft including that of 15 billion kwacha in cash from the Zambia National Commercial Bank in Lusaka.
- This is already evident with reference to what has happened in the kwacha's relationship with the major convertible currencies.
- Court documents show the main charge against him is the theft of 15 billion kwacha in cash from the Zambia National Commercial Bank in Lusaka.
- This has seen such positive indicators as a narrowing trade deficit, gains in export earnings for some sectors and a firming of the kwacha.
- You should have seen the look on my wife's face when I slapped my Zambian kwachas on the table.
- The strikers are demanding a salary increase, better working conditions and back pay totalling 16 billion kwacha.
- The local elections were expected to cost 300 billion kwacha, which could be used to fund hospitals and maintain roads, he added.
- I had handed the girl four hundred dollars and she gave me thirty eight thousand kwachas.
- If the workers can't get 6.5 million kwacha what possibility is there that they will ever get their money?
- Economics Association of Zambia vice-president Ernest Mwape has called for an accelerated economic diversification process as a means to strengthen the kwacha and maintain low inflation levels.
- Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa has ordered a probe into reports that State House, his office and residence, spent two billion kwacha on beverages in a year, state television reported on Friday.
- In the last decade, the economy has gone downhill, the value of the kwacha has declined, and the rate of inflation is high.
- He said his company would continue quoting in Kwacha and the prices would remain stable even when the rate of the kwacha fluctuated against other currencies.
- A 50 kg bag of maize costs 1 000 Malawian kwacha compared to 100 kwacha ten years ago.

Origin

Bemba, ‘dawn’: previously used as a Zambian nationalist slogan calling for a new ‘dawn’ of freedom, later applied to the currency of the newly independent state.

单词	kwacha
释义	Definition of kwacha in English: kwacha noun ˈkwɑːtʃəˈkwäCHə The basic monetary unit of Zambia and Malawi, equal to 100 ngwee in Zambia and 100 tambala in Malawi. Example sentencesExamples This has seen such positive indicators as a narrowing trade deficit, gains in export earnings for some sectors and a firming of the kwacha. He said, however, that some entrepreneurs had not realised the real meaning of the appreciation of the kwacha and, as such, had not taken advantage of the development to import equipment for their operations. Court documents show the main charge against him is the theft of 15 billion kwacha in cash from the Zambia National Commercial Bank in Lusaka. In the last decade, the economy has gone downhill, the value of the kwacha has declined, and the rate of inflation is high. The anti-retroviral drugs cost around 90 000 kwacha and the government has been criticised for charging a levy. He said his company would continue quoting in Kwacha and the prices would remain stable even when the rate of the kwacha fluctuated against other currencies. The local elections were expected to cost 300 billion kwacha, which could be used to fund hospitals and maintain roads, he added. If the workers can't get 6.5 million kwacha what possibility is there that they will ever get their money? This is already evident with reference to what has happened in the kwacha's relationship with the major convertible currencies. This week, the market is expected to look for cues from the dollar supply and demand levels to determine the kwacha's direction, which could go either way. The strikers are demanding a salary increase, better working conditions and back pay totalling 16 billion kwacha. Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa has ordered a probe into reports that State House, his office and residence, spent two billion kwacha on beverages in a year, state television reported on Friday. Chiluba is currently facing trial for 65 counts of theft including that of 15 billion kwacha in cash from the Zambia National Commercial Bank in Lusaka. You should have seen the look on my wife's face when I slapped my Zambian kwachas on the table. I had handed the girl four hundred dollars and she gave me thirty eight thousand kwachas. Economics Association of Zambia vice-president Ernest Mwape has called for an accelerated economic diversification process as a means to strengthen the kwacha and maintain low inflation levels. A 50 kg bag of maize costs 1 000 Malawian kwacha compared to 100 kwacha ten years ago. A spokesman for the strikers pointed to the millions of kwacha spent by government ministers in addressing political meetings and the increase in expenses that MPs have just voted themselves. Several members of Parliament owe the FRA millions of kwacha in unpaid fertiliser and seed loans. The basic monthly take-home salary of Zambia's teachers and nurses is 300,000 kwacha. Origin Bemba, 'dawn': previously used as a Zambian nationalist slogan calling for a new ‘dawn’ of freedom, later applied to the currency of the newly independent state. Rhymes archer, departure, marcher, starcher, viscacha Definition of kwacha in US English: kwacha nounˈkwäCHə The basic monetary unit of Zambia and Malawi, equal to 100 ngwee in Zambia and 100 tambala in Malawi. Example sentencesExamples This week, the market is expected to look for cues from the dollar supply and demand levels to determine the kwacha's direction, which could go either way. The basic monthly take-home salary of Zambia's teachers and nurses is 300,000 kwacha. A spokesman for the strikers pointed to the millions of kwacha spent by government ministers in addressing political meetings and the increase in expenses that MPs have just voted themselves. Several members of Parliament owe the FRA millions of kwacha in unpaid fertiliser and seed loans. The anti-retroviral drugs cost around 90 000 kwacha and the government has been criticised for charging a levy. He said, however, that some entrepreneurs had not realised the real meaning of the appreciation of the kwacha and, as such, had not taken advantage of the development to import equipment for their operations. Chiluba is currently facing trial for 65 counts of theft including that of 15 billion kwacha in cash from the Zambia National Commercial Bank in Lusaka. This is already evident with reference to what has happened in the kwacha's relationship with the major convertible currencies. Court documents show the main charge against him is the theft of 15 billion kwacha in cash from the Zambia National Commercial Bank in Lusaka. This has seen such positive indicators as a narrowing trade deficit, gains in export earnings for some sectors and a firming of the kwacha. You should have seen the look on my wife's face when I slapped my Zambian kwachas on the table. The strikers are demanding a salary increase, better working conditions and back pay totalling 16 billion kwacha. The local elections were expected to cost 300 billion kwacha, which could be used to fund hospitals and maintain roads, he added. I had handed the girl four hundred dollars and she gave me thirty eight thousand kwachas. If the workers can't get 6.5 million kwacha what possibility is there that they will ever get their money? Economics Association of Zambia vice-president Ernest Mwape has called for an accelerated economic diversification process as a means to strengthen the kwacha and maintain low inflation levels. Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa has ordered a probe into reports that State House, his office and residence, spent two billion kwacha on beverages in a year, state television reported on Friday. In the last decade, the economy has gone downhill, the value of the kwacha has declined, and the rate of inflation is high. He said his company would continue quoting in Kwacha and the prices would remain stable even when the rate of the kwacha fluctuated against other currencies. A 50 kg bag of maize costs 1 000 Malawian kwacha compared to 100 kwacha ten years ago. Origin Bemba, ‘dawn’: previously used as a Zambian nationalist slogan calling for a new ‘dawn’ of freedom, later applied to the currency of the newly independent state.
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