evidence: Malawi and Tanzania border dispute over Lake Malawi and Cote D'Ivoire: sporadic attacks make security sector reform necessary [...] Lake Malawi (Lake Nyasa according to Tanzania) is Africa’s third largest water mass, covering about 20 per cent of Malawi’s total land mass, and is home to 1 000 endemic species of fish. [...] The government of Malawi maintains that, according to the 1890 Anglo-German agreement, the border between Tanzania and Malawi is the north-eastern edge of the waters of Lake Malawi. However, the country is willing to engage with Tanzania to reach an amicable resolution. The last time the issue of the lake boundary was publically disputed by Tanzania and Malawi was in 1967–1968. Although the border dispute remained largely unresolved, it has not been the subject of policy statement or great national concern on either side.