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Bombay was captured as a child near Lake Nyasa by slave traders and was sold to Indian merchants on the coast of Africa who took him to Sindh.
It is on the shore of Lake Malawi ( formerly Lake Nyasa ), east of Mzuzu, and is one of the main ports on Lake Malawi.
Egyptian cotton was first grown commercially by African smallholders in the upper Shire valley in 1903 and spread to the lower Shire valley and the shores of Lake Nyasa.
At least one Alley & McLellan ship is still in existence-the motor vessel ( originally steam ship ) Chauncy Maples on Lake Nyasa ( Lake Malawi ).
Low water levels in Lake Nyasa reduced the Shire River's flow from 1896 to 1934; this and the changing sandbanks made navigation difficult in the dry season.

At the northwest end of Lake Nyasa around Karonga, the African Lakes Company made, or claimed to have made, treaties with local chiefs between 1884 and 1886.
Missionary and explorer David Livingstone reached Lake Malawi ( then Lake Nyasa ) in 1859 and identified the Shire Highlands south of the lake as an area suitable for European settlement.
European travelers, being strongly impressed with cleanliness and neatness, seem to have found it north of Lake Nyasa . sycamores with branches almost as large as a separate tree.
A further significant issue arose in the areas south and west of Lake Nyasa, ( now Lake Malawi ), which had been explored by David Livingstone in the 1850s.
On 9 February 1916, the German lake boat ( sister vessel of the larger on Lake Nyasa ) appeared off Lukuga to investigate the disappearance of " Kingani ".