Zomba-based boxer, Yamikani Mtambo, has vowed to stop his counterpart, Bwanali Magalasi, in the second round of the scheduled six-round…
Women urged to be fully involved in football
Women in the country have been urged to take football coaching as a career and be able to assist in…
Red Lions open doors for civilian support
Zomba-based Premier Division outfit Red Lions FC has opened up to civilians for support in the affairs of running the…
She-Flames ready for COSAFA Women Championship
Action in the 2019 edition of the COSAFA Women’s Football Championship begins on Wednesday in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Malawi…
Government re-assures of indoor netball court
Government says it is working hard to find development partners for funding the construction of a modern indoor netball court…
Bad start for Malawi Queens at Taini Jamison Trophy
Malawi Queens on Wednesday morning lost 75-42 to Silver Ferns in their opening test of the Taini Jamison Trophy in…
New Zomba Mayor for sports development
New Zomba City Mayor Christopher Jana has said he will work towards achieving government plans in promoting sports in the…
FAM says Under-20 players to write exams during holiday
Football Association of Malawi (FAM) has allayed fears that the Malawi Under-20 call up will affect performance of school-going players…
10 foreign based players to join Flames camp
Malawi National Football team head coach Ronny Van Geneugden (RVG) has named 10 foreign-based players to join camp on Monday…
Body launches Malawi Sports Awards
The Malawi National Council of Sports (MNCS) on Thursday launched the first-ever National Sports Awards in Blantyre. Government, through MNCS…
Weightlifters, Bodybuilders donate to Zomba orphans
Eastern Region committee of the Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Association of Malawi (WBAM) have finally donated food items worth over K160,…
Nchalo United officials banned for match fixing
Football Association of Malawi (FAM) disciplinary committee has banned three Nchalo United Football Club officials from all football-related matters for…