Mulanje is a district in the Southern Region of Malawi. The district covers an area of 2,056 sq. km. and has a population of 428,322.

The district is well known for its tea growing farms and Mount Mulanje which is one of the highest peaks in Southern Africa which is a tourist attraction. Mulanje has an international border with Mozambique which is also the road gateway route to the Mozambican ocean port of Nacala. Mulanje has an agro-based economy with the main cash crop being tea grown in industrial size farms. Main food crops grown in Mulanje are maize, groundnuts, beans, soya beans, pigeon peas and other pulses. Mulanje has a seasonal temperature weather which enables growing horticultural crops like pineapples and bananas which are exported to other districts in the country.

Mulanje has eight second level subdivisions of 1. SC Juma, 2. TA Nkanda, 3. Mulanje Mountain Forest Reserve, 4. TA Nthiramanja, 5. Mulanje Boma, 6. SC LastonNjema, 7. TA Chikumbu and 8. TA Mabuka