Extent to which poor waste management practices affects microbial water quality : a case study of m'chesi river in lilongwe city / by Harry S. Magwali

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TextSeries: BSCEPublication details: Mzuzu: Mzuni, 2015Description: ix, 33p. : includes bibliographical references and appendices 28 cmISBN:

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