By Luke Nthenda: Mpira Mudzi Mwathu (MMM), a non-profit organization, announced that this year's tournament will be held at Lilongwe...
Read moreBlue battle. The two blue-attired teams, Silver Strikers and Mighty Wanderers will, for the first time, face off in the...
Read moreMighty Wanderers once again painted Blantyre city blue, hammering their eternal rivals FCB Nyasa Big Bullets for the third time...
Read moreThe Malawi National Women’s Football team coach, Lovemore Fazili, and captain Tabitha Chawinga have attributed their 2–0 win against Angola,...
Read moreBy Raymond Siyaya Jnr: FCB Nyasa Big Bullets and their fervent fans had a rude awakening and a derby to...
Read moreBy Gift Wahuta: Mighty Wanderers stunned FCB Nyasa Big Bullets with a commanding 3—0 victory in the Blantyre Derby at...
Read moreThe Ants of Lali Lubani, Mighty Wanderers shattered Blue Eagles’ defense and pride in a 3-1 demolition at Nankhaka Stadium...
Read moreNational Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc has reiterated its full support to the Malawi Women’s National Football Team, the Scorchers,...
Read moreTwo bullets wrote the soldiers last chapter on Saturday afternoon as FCB Nyasa Big Bullets marched into the semi-finals of...
Read moreNational Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc says it is committed to empowering young people and driving social development through sport...
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