Back to the roots: Joseph Kamwendo back at Wanderers


Joseph Kamwendo

Midfield maestro Joseph Kamwendo has returned to Be Forward Wanderers where he has penned a two year contract from Mozambique top side Liga Malcumana, Malawi24 can confirm.

Kamwendo who played for the Nomads earlier this year having been released by his club TP Mazembe from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) left for Mozambique where he played for the last four months.

Joseph Kamwendo
Joseph Kamwendo with Nomads General Secretary Mike Butao at his unveiling..

Kamwendo who has failed to make the cut to the Flames squad which plays Swaziland this Sunday was unveiled on Wednesday in Blantyre.

Reports indicate that the dread locked star has reached a two year deal with the Lali Lubani side.

The former Orlando Pirates player was on loan at Don Bosco from TP Mazembe, both from Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

He has previously played for Vasco Da Gama of South Africa and Caps United of Zimbabwe.

His coming follows the return of veteran defender, Harry Nyirenda.

He will surely add the hype ahead of the Nomads Carslberg Cup final against Silver Strikers on 10th Septmeber at Kamuzu Stadium.

64 thoughts on “Back to the roots: Joseph Kamwendo back at Wanderers”

  1. There are a lot of Malawian players who have returned from professional carriers outside the country before. What is wrong with Joseph. He has contributed a lot in terms of football in Malawi and please do not discord him like that. Every player, athlete has a term limit of playing.

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