• Home
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
Sunday, August 16, 2026
The Atlas Malawi
  • Home
  • National
  • Education
  • Health
  • Features
  • Politics
  • News
    • Business
  • Entertainment

    A Million eyes watching but no bread on the table: Malawi’s creators harvesting likes but reaping poverty

    NBM supports ‘Onesimus vs Armstrong’ concert with K5m

    Standard Bank hikes ATEM sponsorship to K35m

    Dalitso Chaponda leaves Malawi in stitches with electrifying farewell show

    EU Delegation, Music Crossroads Malawi to celebrate young musicians at 2025 Directors’ Merit Awards

    Gibo, Bwede lit up NBM Championship launch party

  • Sports
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • National
  • Education
  • Health
  • Features
  • Politics
  • News
    • Business
  • Entertainment

    A Million eyes watching but no bread on the table: Malawi’s creators harvesting likes but reaping poverty

    NBM supports ‘Onesimus vs Armstrong’ concert with K5m

    Standard Bank hikes ATEM sponsorship to K35m

    Dalitso Chaponda leaves Malawi in stitches with electrifying farewell show

    EU Delegation, Music Crossroads Malawi to celebrate young musicians at 2025 Directors’ Merit Awards

    Gibo, Bwede lit up NBM Championship launch party

  • Sports
No Result
View All Result
No Result
View All Result
Home News Business

FCB hikes 2026 Katswiri Under 20 Youth Football League to K100 million

Contributor by Contributor
December 16, 2025
in Business, News
0
FCB hikes 2026 Katswiri Under 20 Youth Football League to K100 million
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Listed First Capital Bank (FCB) has hiked the 2026 FCB plc Katswiri U20 Youth Football League sponsorship package to K100 million from K52 million last season.

According to FCB plc Head of Marketing, Twikale Chirwa, the Bank has also expanded the league’s coverage to 16 districts, including Mzimba and Machinga, from the current 14.

Speaking after unveiling the sponsorship in Blantyre on Tuesday, Chirwa said FCB plc doubled the package to widen efforts in identifying and scouting talent.

You might also likePosts

Airtel Africa push for tax reforms to drive digital inclusion

Airtel Africa push for tax reforms to drive digital inclusion

May 6, 2026

Gender Ministry hails TNM Mpamba for transforming Social Cash Transfers in Mangochi

May 1, 2026

NBM launches online account opening platform

May 1, 2026

“We have launched this K100 million league together with the Football Association of Malawi (FAM) and the National Youth Football Association (NYFA) in response to the need to grow football at grassroots level. A lot of football talent in Malawi is discovered in rural areas, and these players eventually feed into the national teams and the elite league,” said Chirwa.

NYFA Chairperson Tiyenkhu Chavura, commended FCB plc for doubling the sponsorship which he says will benefit the players more, and directly through increased prize money.

“This support will allow us to improve prize money, provide uniforms for winners, and cover officiating costs. All this aligns directly with FAM’s Transforming the Game agenda.”

“Teams will first compete at district level, after which the best players will progress to division level. The top performers from each division will then advance to the national division. In addition, players from the winning teams will receive individual awards, which will further motivate young talent,” said Chavura.

The league is expected to kick-off in April next year, according to the FAM calendar, and will start at district level before moving to the regional level then national level.

ShareTweetShareSend
Previous Post

Top banker Alfred Nhlema heads ESCOM Board

Next Post

Airtel Money, Farmers World announce partnership

Contributor

Contributor

Next Post
Airtel Money, Farmers World announce partnership

Airtel Money, Farmers World announce partnership

Sponsored

Twitter Handle

Tweets by MalawiAtlas

About Us

The Atlas is one of Malawi’s most established, reliable and impartial publications, that does not subscribe to the principles of any political party or pressure group. It takes a no-holds-barred approach in its reporting and strives to always keep authorities and others involved in public initiatives on their toes.

At The Atlas, we believe in and fervently pursue ethical journalism, and we resist any attempt to tilt our work towards interests of particular individuals or entities.

Follow Us

Trending this week

No Content Available

Recent Posts

Chaponda meets RSA High Commissioner over xenophobic attacks

Chaponda meets RSA High Commissioner over xenophobic attacks

by Chancy Namadzunda
May 8, 2026
0

...

Airtel Africa push for tax reforms to drive digital inclusion

Airtel Africa push for tax reforms to drive digital inclusion

by Shadreck Maoni
May 6, 2026
0

...

  • Home
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy

© 2026 The Atlas Malawi -All Rights Reserved

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • National
  • Education
  • Health
  • Features
  • Politics
  • News
    • Business
  • Entertainment
  • Sports

© 2026 The Atlas Malawi -All Rights Reserved