Malawi Queens head to Fast5 world netball series in Australia next month
The Malawi national netball team, the Queens hit the road for the Fast5 world netball series in Australia next month.
The 2016 Fast5 Netball World Series will be held at Hisense Arena, Melbourne, from October 29-30.
Meanwhile, Kukoma Diamonds coach Griffin Saenda has been named caretaker coach for the Queens.
Saenda was named as Queens’s coach on Tuesday in Blantyre, replacing Peace Chawinga-Kaluwa whose 12 months contract was not renewed.

He will coach the Queens alongside Blue Eagles Sisters coach Samuel Kanyenda as his assistant.
The Netball Association of Malawi has offered the Kukoma Diamonds mentor a three month contract to take Queens to a fly with effect from 20th of September this year.
General secretary for Netball Association of Malawi (NAM) Carlo Bapu said after scrutinising the certificates of those who applied for the post, Saenda’s particulars satisfied NAM.
“We just ask him to work hard, he should take the Queens to a better position because this means NAM has entrusted him,” said Bapu.
In his words, Saenda said he has welcomed the task that he has been offered and promised to work extra hard since this is a national task not his own.
“I have welcomed the task on me and to get the Queens back into world’s top five is what I am prioritising now,” he said.
Saenda was once technical director for the Queens in 2013. The immediate task of the coaches will be the Fast5 world netball series in Australia next month.
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the only thing malawi is proud of, zinazi ndizochitisa manyazi! All the Best malawi queens. timakunyadirani
Njomba zokhazo zomwe wazilandila neba wanga lelo mukanaziwa sibwezi mukunena zama queen zanuzo neba lelo thukuta amachita lokomba chifukwa cha njomba kkkkkk
All the best to our queens. If there is anything every Malawian can be proud of is our queens.
Bola atsikanawa amatiirira,
Go go chemwa
good lucky queenz
Presure ma sisters we r proud of u mumatimvetsa kukoma osanama on ur way back plz muzatiphunzitsireko mphongozi kuti kusewera timatere hv a good preparations thanx
bora kusapota zimenez kwinaku tikumwa cremora osati kumasapota panado ali mthumba ma bp akukwera.
South Africa ilikonso tikaichinyenso kachikena?
Apatseni Ndalama Atsikanawa Osamangowapatsa Anyamata Pomwe Mpira Samatha.
Ndye yake ma queens keep the fire burning kut buuuuuuuu!!!!!
Thanks 4wipe our teas quees make us proud
Azimayiwa amadziwa zinthu
netball is now an old xool class thts Malaw.timalimbana ndi zinthu zimene zili less marketable mmalo molimbana ndi footbal koma akut netball kapena kulima fodya bas
U r an idiot. What do you mean? Why can’t you give credit where it is due? You are a gender insensitive guy who think women cannot achieve anything worth recognition. The Malawi Queen have put you to shame and you don’t want to swallow your pride. Hehehehehhehedeeeeeeee!!!!!!!
Kumaganiza man. You invest in what you are able to achieve. Ma queens ali pa 5 pa dziko lonse thats worthy a pat on the back. Ma flames amangotha ndalama koma kutichititsa manyazi everytime. 100% support to the queens